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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu To Make Rare Visits To Romania, Bulgaria – Paper
06.07.2011, 10:59 | International | 1937 views
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu starts Wednesday a visit to Romania and Bulgaria, marking the first prime ministerial visit to either of those countries in about 20 years, the Jerusalem Post reported in its online edition Wednesday. While the visit has taken on increased importance in the run-up to the Palestinian statehood bid at the UN in September, diplomatic officials said the visits to Roman and Bulgaria - considered among the most friendly countries toward Israel in the EU - are not only about the Palestinian Authority's statehood move. Read more on Mediafax.ro
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