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Herzog Warns of Dutch Criticism, Seeks Stronger Ties
Israeli President Isaac Herzog voiced strong concerns about Dutch criticism of Israel during a ceremony in Jerusalem where he received credentials from five new ambassadors. Herzog described the Dutch sentiment as an "onslaught" and noted "trying times" in bilateral relations.
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- 01President Herzog criticized Dutch criticism of Israel as an "onslaught" during a meeting with the new Dutch ambassador.
- 02Herzog received diplomatic credentials from new ambassadors from the Netherlands, France, Austria, Rwanda, and Ghana.
- 03The Israeli president highlighted "trying times" in relations between Israel and the Netherlands.
- 04Herzog called for strengthening ties and cooperation with France, Austria, Rwanda, and Ghana.
- 05He noted the importance of Israel's role in defending Europe and its democratic values.
He also met with ambassadors from France, Austria, Rwanda, and Ghana, emphasizing the desire to strengthen ties and cooperation with these nations in various sectors.
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