Milei celebrates that Netanyahu regains electoral leadership in Israel despite the polls

Milei congratulates Netanyahu on the result of Likud in Israel and highlights his leadership despite the polls with the count still not closed.

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The president of Argentina, Javier Milei, conveyed this Thursday his congratulations to the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, for "being the first force in Israel" and having managed to reverse polls that were unfavorable to him. The message comes when the vote count in Israel has still not concluded and the political outlook remains open in the absence of a clear majority to repeat the current Executive.

Milei has shared his congratulations through social networks, highlighting the result of the governing party and Netanyahu's role in the face of prior forecasts. "Congratulations, dear friend, on the great election of Likud, which once again became the first force in Israel," said the Argentine leader, underscoring the relevance of the prime minister's leadership in a context of adverse polls.

In the same message, the Argentine head of state added: "Once again you have demonstrated the strength of your leadership, even in the face of the polls and predictions against you," emphasizing the political alignment between both countries. In addition, he insisted that Argentina and Israel "will continue to be strategic allies" in the face of those who question "Western values," thus reinforcing the diplomatic harmony between Buenos Aires and Jerusalem.