Netanyahu Invites Paraguay, Panama and Bolivia Presidents to Join 'Isaac Accords'
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a joint meeting on Thursday, after his U.N. General Assembly speech, with the presidents of Paraguay, Panama and Bolivia, the Prime Minister's Office said. The office said the meeting followed his talks with Argentine President Javier Milei and was part of an effort to widen the "Isaac Accords," which aim to deepen Israel's economic, innovation and security ties with Latin America. Netanyahu thanked the presidents for supporting Israel's security and called on them to join the accords and a U.S. initiative to withdraw from what the office called the corrupt international court. He said Iran and its proxies operate in Latin America and threaten the whole continent.
