Netanyahu Congratulates Brazilian Candidate Bolsonaro, Invites Him to Israel
Translated & summarized from Prime Minister's Office by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Brazilian presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro, congratulating him on his election success and inviting him to Israel. Bolsonaro also invited Netanyahu to Brazil, with both leaders aiming to strengthen bilateral ties. The conversation, which included Bolsonaro's brother Eduardo, was described as very warm and part of a broader effort to improve Israel's relations with South America.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Brazilian presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro.
- Netanyahu congratulated Bolsonaro on his election success and invited him to Israel.
- Bolsonaro invited Netanyahu to visit Brazil.
- Both leaders aim to renew the "deep friendship" between Israel and Brazil.
- The conversation is part of Netanyahu's effort to strengthen ties with South America.
- Eduardo Bolsonaro, Jair Bolsonaro's brother and advisor, also participated in the call.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Brazilian presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro on Tuesday evening, congratulating him on his significant achievement in the first round of the presidential elections and his party's parliamentary success. The Prime Minister extended an invitation to Bolsonaro to visit Israel, and Bolsonaro reciprocated with an invitation for Netanyahu to visit Brazil. Both leaders intend to renew the "deep friendship" between their countries, which Netanyahu described as part of a broader shift in Israel's relations with South American nations and his efforts to strengthen ties with continental leaders. The conversation, described as "very warm," also included Eduardo Bolsonaro, Jair Bolsonaro's brother and advisor.
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