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Israeli Minister Praises 'Historic Shift' with Austrian Party Linked to Neo-Nazis
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By ליזה רוזובסקי
First reported by Haaretz English · 1 day ago
What happened
Israeli Minister Amichai Chikli hailed a "historic shift" in relations with Austria's Freedom Party, citing its recent pro-Israel stance and distancing from its neo-Nazi roots.
- 01Israeli Minister Chikli announced a "historic shift" with Austria's Freedom Party.
- 02He claims the FPÖ has distanced itself from its neo-Nazi past.
- 03The party is now reportedly focused on supporting Israel and condemning antisemitism.
- 04Chikli sees this as a breakthrough and a new avenue for cooperation.
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