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Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu being interviewed on CTV. Photo: Screenshot / CTV.
Ynet – For the first time in 16 years, a sitting Israeli prime minister will participate in an economic conference in Davos. The last time it happened it was also Benjamin Netanyahu, during his first term as prime minister.
But an even rarer sight will be seen at the annual World Economic Forum in Davos in the coming days – the prime minister and President Shimon Peres, together, representing Israeloutside of the country’s borders.
