Netanyahu to Make Twice-Canceled China Trip
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Times of Israel – Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is to go to China next month, in the first visit of an Israeli prime minister to the world’s most populous country since 2007.
The visit has not yet been officially confirmed, but an official in the Prime Minister’s Office told The Times of Israel Sunday that Netanyahu’s entourage will probably leave for China on May 5 and that talks in Beijing will focus on the Iranian nuclear program and bilateral trade.
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