
Argentine President Javier Milei sent a message of congratulations to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the Likud's electoral success, reaffirming the strategic alliance between Argentina and Israel against challenges to Western values.
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Argentine President Javier Milei expressed political support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following the elections.
Argentine President Javier Milei expressed his congratulations to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on his Likud party's result in the recent parliamentary elections.
"Congratulations, dear friend Netanyahu on the excellent electoral result obtained by the Likud which once again confirms itself as the main political force in Israel. You have once again demonstrated the strength of your leadership, despite polls and forecasts indicating the opposite. Argentina and Israel will continue to be strategic allies against anyone who challenges our Western values," Milei wrote on X.
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