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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Yesha Council Leader Asks Argentina's Milei to Oppose West Bank Sanctions

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Yesha Council chairman Israel Ganz met with Argentine President Javier Milei in Buenos Aires, urging him to oppose sanctions on West Bank settlements. Ganz compared the situation to Argentina's claim over the Falkland Islands and called for an end to British "occupation" and sanctions. The meeting, their third, was described as productive, with Ganz inviting Milei to visit the West Bank. Ganz stated that the Jewish people are not foreigners in the region and will continue to build despite sanctions.

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  • Yesha Council chairman Israel Ganz met with Argentine President Javier Milei in Buenos Aires.
  • Ganz urged Milei to oppose sanctions on West Bank settlements, comparing them to the Falkland Islands dispute.
  • The meeting was the third between Ganz and Milei and lasted for one hour.
  • Ganz invited President Milei to visit the West Bank.
  • Ganz called for an end to British "occupation" of the Malvinas Islands and sanctions on "Judea and Samaria."

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