The president surprised by announcing the preparation of an agreement between both countries. He also stated that Israel and the United States are our most important political partners of his Government.
President Javier Milei announced this Thursday that a “historic memorandum” is being prepared with the Israeli government “in defense of freedom and democracy in combat terrorism and dictatorships“. He did it during his participation in the Argentina-Israel Business Meeting.
“I’m going to give you a scoop. We are advancing a historic memorandum with the Israeli government a bilateral alliance between two sister nations. In defense of freedom and democracy in the fight against terrorism and dictatorships,” he announced Milei before an audience of businessmen and officials who received him with enthusiasm.
For Javier Milei, the relationship with the Hebrew country is extremely valuable and at this meeting, where he was recognized as “Israel Leadership Award”once again emphasized this link: “For us, Israel is, along with the United States, our most important geopolitical partners.”
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“While the Kirchnerists made a memorandum with Iran, we made one with Israel,” said the president, prompting applause from those in attendance. He then proposed this alliance like a “model for other nations of the free world also choose life and freedom, firmly and openly condemning terrorism“.
Among the reasons for the agreement, the president recalled the attacks to the Israeli Embassy in Buenos Aires (1992) and to the mutual AMIA (1994), which “we will never forget”. Likewise, he stated that they will not forget the attack by the Palestinian group Hamas on October 7, 2023, nor the 101 civilian hostages it holds, among whom are eight Argentines. “We demand his immediate release,” Milei said.
Javier Milei questioned the arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu issued by the International Criminal Court
President Javier Milei rejected the arrest warrants he issued the International Criminal Court (ICC) against the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, and the former Minister of Defense, Yoav Gallant. Through a message, the president expressed his deep disagreement with the resolution and stated: “It ignores Israel’s legitimate right to defend itself against constant attacks by terrorist organizations such as Hamas and Hezbollah.”
“Israel faces brutal aggression, inhumane hostage-taking, and the indiscriminate launching of attacks against its population. “Criminalizing the legitimate defense of a nation while omitting these atrocities is an act that distorts the spirit of international justice,” the President declared
Source: Ambito
