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Israel Honors Indian Pilot with Billboard Campaign in Mumbai

The Israeli Consulate in Mumbai launched a billboard campaign honoring Indian pilot Captain Samit Machachar for preventing a major terror attack. Consul Yaniv Revah believes Machachar deserves official recognition from Israel.

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Israel Honors Indian Pilot with Billboard Campaign in Mumbai
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What happened

  1. 01Israeli Consulate in Mumbai launched a billboard campaign.
  2. 02The campaign honors Indian pilot Captain Samit Machachar.
  3. 03Machachar is recognized for preventing a major terror attack.
  4. 04An Israeli consul believes Machachar deserves state commendation.

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