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0404Politics

Netanyahu Visits Kiryat Shmona University, Declares City "Blooming"

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Hebrew · Sole source

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Kiryat Shmona University on Tuesday, stating the city and the Galilee region are "blooming and growing." Mayor Avichai Stern thanked Netanyahu for his work and expressed hope for the upcoming election. The visit focused on regional development in northern Israel.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Kiryat Shmona University on Tuesday.
  • Netanyahu described Kiryat Shmona and the Galilee as "blooming and growing."
  • Mayor Avichai Stern thanked the Prime Minister for his efforts.
  • Stern expressed hope for the upcoming Israeli election.
  • The visit focused on the development of the city and region.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Kiryat Shmona University on Tuesday, speaking about the development of the city and the surrounding Galilee region. "A dream come true, Kiryat Shmona is blooming and growing along with the entire Galilee," Netanyahu stated during his visit.

Kiryat Shmona Mayor Avichai Stern thanked the Prime Minister for his efforts, calling the day "a holiday." Stern expressed his belief in Netanyahu and hoped "the entire nation of Israel will choose correctly in a week," referencing an upcoming election.

The Prime Minister's visit and remarks highlight a focus on regional development and growth in northern Israel.

0404Right · Jerusalem

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