नेतन्याहू पर चढ़ा FIFA फीवर, इस देश के लिए मांगी जीत की दुआ – FIFA World Cup Final Argentina vs Spain Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu ntc mnrd
Amidst the war, a different style of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was seen. While on one hand the tension in West Asia is at its peak, on the other hand Netanyahu seemed to be feverish about the FIFA World Cup final. He openly supported Argentina and also sent a special message to President Javier Milli.
According to the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office, Netanyahu met with Argentina’s ambassador to Israel and asked him to deliver his personal message to President Javier Milli. He said, “Javier, you are a true friend. We are with you and will support Argentina tomorrow. All the best.”
Even though Netanyahu did not name Argentina’s opponent in the final, his message made it clear that his choice for the World Cup final is Argentina.
President Xavier Milley is a big supporter of Israel
Argentine President Javier Milli is considered Israel’s strongest ally in Latin America. Since coming to power, he has openly supported Israel on many international forums and has given new strength to the relations between the two countries.
Netanyahu and Milei have met several times. Both the leaders have also been praising each other publicly. Netanyahu has already described Milei as a close friend of Israel, while Milei has also expressed his commitment to strengthening strategic and diplomatic relations with Israel.
Netanyahu’s message before the FIFA final
The Prime Minister’s Office issued this message just before the final, after which it started being discussed a lot on social media. Supporters of Israel and Argentina welcomed this message from Netanyahu.
Analysts believe that this is not only a support for football but also a symbol of the strengthening political and diplomatic relations between the two countries. At a time when West Asia is burning in the fire of war, this message of Netanyahu shows that sports diplomacy can also become an important medium to strengthen the relations between countries.
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