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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, today visited the Druze community, on the occasion of the Nabi Shueib holiday, at the home of Druze spiritual leader Sheikh Muafak Tareef in Julis and at the Yad LeBanim building in Daliyat al-Karmel.

Prime Minister Netanyahu said: "There is a natural bond between the Jewish People and the Druze People. The Jewish People are spread throughout the world and the Druze are spread through several countries. Today you are rightly concerned over the fate of your brothers in Syria and Lebanon. We view what is happening in Syria and Lebanon with concern. Syria is splitting apart and Lebanon is unstable. From both places emanate not inconsiderable threats to the State of Israel. In Syria, there are two direct threats – the flow of advanced weapons to terrorist organizations and the attempted infiltration of terrorists across our borders against our communities in the State of Israel. We are prepared to deal with, and are dealing with, both of these issues. The State of Israel is ready to deal with any threat from Syria and Lebanon."

President Peres will visit the Vatican and conduct a first diplomatic meeting with the new pontiff, Pope Francis

President Peres will depart on Monday 29th April, 2013

 During the visit President Peres will receive the "Medal of Honor for Peace" at the central Basilica in the town of Assisi with hundreds Franciscan Monks













Foreign Minister Garcia-Margallo to President Peres:
 

"President Abbas is willing to negotiate a peace process. He asked me to convey a message that he would like to see confidence building measures."

  President Peres to the Foreign Minister Garcia-Margallo:

 "We have to negotiate and I believe that the Palestinian Authority and its President, President Abbas, are a partner that we can and should negotiate with."

Israeli Ambassador Ron Prosor's 24 April 2013 Remarks to the UN Security Council

Open Debate on the Middle East April 2013


Statement by Ambassador Ron Prosor

Mr. President,
 
Before I begin, I want to extend condolences to the people of France following yesterday’s bombing of their Embassy in Libya.  We also extend our condolences to the American people following the attack in Boston last week.  Our prayers are with the victims, families and citizens of both countries. 
 
I want to congratulate His Excellency, Ambassador Eugène Gasana, and the delegation of Rwanda for their leadership of the Security Council this month. 
 
Mr. President,
 
Last Tuesday, the State of Israel marked 65 years as a free and independent homeland for the Jewish people.  On that historic day six and half decades ago, the leaders of the new Jewish State issued a Declaration of Independence. It affirmed (and I quote), “We offer peace and unity to all the neighboring states and their peoples, and invite them to cooperate with the independent Jewish nation for the common good of all.”



President Peres to Foreign Minister Mammadyarov:
 "Azerbaijan's unique geographic location makes it a key country in the region"

 Foreign Minister Mammadyarov to President Peres:"Our country is not in an easy neighborhood."

 The President of the State of Israel, President Shimon Peres, conducted a diplomatic work meeting this morning with the Foreign Minister of Azerbaijan, Mr. Elmar Mammadyarov at his residence in Jerusalem this morning. The meeting took place at the beginning of a historic visit by the Foreign Minister which was the first visit by a Foreign Minister of Azerbaijan in Israel since diplomatic relations between the two countries began. During the meeting the two agreed on strengthening and deepening the strategic relations between the two countries and President Peres extended an official invitation to the President of Azerbaijan to visit Israel.