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Netanyahu Calls Canadian PM Harper After Terror Attacks
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Prime Minister Netanyahu during an interview with The Algemeiner. Photo: Screenshot.
Arutz Sheva – Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu spoke on Wednesday evening with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and asked to convey the condolences of the Israeli people in wake of the terrorist attack in Ottawa.
Netanyahu expressed his full support for Canada’s fight against terrorism, in which Israel and the international community are partners, the Prime Minister’s Office said in a statement.
