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YnetPolitics

Slovenian PM Congratulates Netanyahu on Election Victory

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša congratulated Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on his election victory, becoming the first foreign leader to do so. Janša praised Israel as the region's only democratic state and acknowledged the high voter turnout. He also commended Netanyahu and the Likud party for their win, recognizing the difficulty of succeeding under challenging circumstances.

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  • Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša congratulated Benjamin Netanyahu on his election victory.
  • Janša is the first foreign leader to congratulate Netanyahu on the election results.
  • The Slovenian PM praised Israel as the region's only democratic state.
  • He noted the high voter turnout in the Israeli elections.
  • Janša acknowledged the difficulty of winning elections while facing multiple challenges.

The Prime Minister of Slovenia, Janez Janša, has offered congratulations to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on his "victory" in the recent elections. Janša is the first foreign leader to publicly acknowledge Netanyahu's success in the elections thus far. He extended good wishes to Israel, referring to it as the sole democratic state in the region, and noted the high voter turnout. Janša specifically congratulated Netanyahu and the Likud party on their win, stating, "It is not easy to fight on two fronts and win." He also expressed appreciation for the ongoing dialogue and long-standing friendship between Slovenia and Israel.

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