Barak Traveling to Washington for Last Time as Defense Minister
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Israeli Defense MInister Ehud Barak with then U.S. Presidential candidate Barak Obama, flying over Jerusalem in 2008. Photo: Israel GPO.
Times of Israel – Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak is traveling to Washington to meet with top defense officials.
Barak, who announced in November that he was retiring from politics and did not run in the January elections, “will meet with senior administration officials and the heads of the intelligence and defense establishments,” according to an announcement Monday by Israel’s government press office.
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