Netanyahu to Meet With Pope Francis

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gives interviews to European media from his office, urging EU countries not to lift Iran sanctions. Photo: YouTube.

JNS.org – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will travel to Italy next Sunday for the annual meeting held between the Israeli and Italian governments, part of Israel’s effort to strengthen ties with European nations.

During the trip to Italy, Netanyahu will meet with Pope Francis at the Vatican, Israel Hayom reported. It is expected that the prime minister will officially invite the pope to visit Israel. Netanyahu and Pope Francis will also discuss the Iran nuclear program and Israeli-Palestinian conflict negotiations.

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