Yesha Council leader urges Argentina’s Milei to oppose West Bank sanctions at Casa Rosada meeting
The hour-long meeting at the Casa Rosada was the pair’s third and ended with Ganz inviting Milei to visit the West Bank.
Israel Ganz, the leader of the Yesha Council, engaged in a meeting with Argentine President Javier Milei at the Casa Rosada. The meeting was a part of Ganz's diplomatic tour aimed at forging new partnerships, broadening support for the West Bank, and combating boycotts and sanctions against Israeli settlements. In June, the UK, along with Australia, Canada, France, New Zealand, and Norway, imposed coordinated sanctions on entities accused of financing settler violence, targeting six entities and one individual in the West Bank.
During their conversation, Ganz invoked the Malvinas Islands, known as the Falkland Islands by the British, to emphasize his stance on sanctions against the West Bank. He referred to Britain as an imperial force and called for the end of the occupation of the Malvinas Islands as well as the cancellation of sanctions on the West Bank. Ganz also invited Milei to visit Binyamin and the West Bank, marking a historic meeting.
Ganz expressed gratitude for the meeting, calling Milei a true friend of the State of Israel. He emphasized that the Jewish people have a historical connection to the West Bank and that sanctions will not diminish this bond. He stated that the Jewish people are not foreigners in Binyamin, Judea, and Samaria, which are their homeland, and that no sanctions can erase this connection.
Ganz further asserted that against boycotts, markets will open, and against sanctions, partners will be recruited, and construction and growth will continue.
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