PM Benjamin Netanyahu feels visits by Trump and Modi to Israel were truly historic
PM Benjamin Netanyahu feels visits by Trump and Modi to Israel were truly historic
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The Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on the visit of US President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his address to the United Nations General Assembly.

"I stood here last year on this podium, and I spoke about this profound change in Israel's standing around the world. Just look at what has happened since, in one year, has happened cents. Hundreds of presidents, prime ministers, foreign ministers, and other leaders have visited Israel, many for the first time," Netanyahu said.

"Of these many visits, two were truly historic. In May, President Trump+ became the first American president to include Israel in his first visit abroad. President Trump stood at the Western Wall, the foot of Temple Mount, where the Jewish people, or rather the Jewish people's temples, stood for nearly 1,000 years," he said.

"(In) One year — six continents. I went to Africa, where I saw Israeli innovators increasing crop yields, turning air into water, fighting AIDS. I went to Asia, where we deepened our relations with China, and with Singapore, and expanded our cooperation with our Muslim friends in Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan," he said.

"Now, it's true. I haven't yet visited Antarctica, but one day I have to go there. I want to go there, too, because I've heard penguins are also enthusiastic supporters of Israel," he added.

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