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Jerusalem Post – Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is to travel to Davos, Switzerland, on Wednesday for the annual World Economic Forum, where he plans to address the forum and meet on the sidelines with US Secretary of State John Kerry.
Netanyahu, at a press conference with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper on Tuesday, announced that he would be meeting Kerry – who is slated to address the conference on Friday – and said he was “committed to working closely” with Kerry “in making a real effort to make our quest for peace a success.”
