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Netanyahu and Wife Attend Colombian Embassy Opening in Jerusalem

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara attended a ceremony at the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The event celebrated the opening of the Colombian Embassy in Jerusalem. The Prime Minister's office released photos of the couple at the reception.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara attended the Colombian Embassy opening in Jerusalem.
  • The reception ceremony took place at the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
  • The Prime Minister's office released photographs of the event.
  • The event marked the official opening of Colombia's embassy in Jerusalem.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife, Sara, attended a reception ceremony at the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the evening of the article's publication. The event marked the official opening of the Colombian Embassy in Jerusalem. The Prime Minister's office circulated photographs of the couple participating in the ceremony. The event underscores the ongoing diplomatic engagement surrounding the relocation of foreign embassies to Jerusalem.

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