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SrugimPolitics

Netanyahu Sends Support to Argentina Ahead of World Cup Final

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

Religious-right

Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Prime Minister Netanyahu met with Argentina's ambassador to Israel to express support for Argentina's team ahead of the World Cup final, exchanging friendly messages with Argentina's President Milei.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Netanyahu met Argentina's ambassador to wish success for Argentina's World Cup final match.
  • Argentina's President Javier Milei sent a message of friendship to Netanyahu.
  • Netanyahu called Milei a true friend and confirmed Israel's support for Argentina.
  • The World Cup final is scheduled for tomorrow.
  • The meeting emphasized warm diplomatic relations between Israel and Argentina.
Netanyahu Sends Support to Argentina Ahead of World Cup Final
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Argentina's ambassador to Israel, Rabbi Shimon Axel and Achnish, at his office to wish the Argentine national football team success in the upcoming World Cup final scheduled for tomorrow. During the meeting, the ambassador conveyed a message of friendship and peace from Argentina's President Javier Milei, who expressed appreciation for Netanyahu's support of Argentina. Netanyahu responded warmly, calling Milei a true friend and reaffirming Israel's support for Argentina in various ways, including the upcoming match. The exchange highlighted the friendly diplomatic ties between Israel and Argentina ahead of the global sporting event.

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