Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is postponing a visit to Azerbaijan scheduled for this week, his office announced on Saturday, citing developments in multiple conflicts on its borders.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu postponed his trip to Azerbaijan because Turkey barred his plane from flying over its airspace, Walla reported on Saturday, citing sources in the Israeli leader's ...

TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has postponed next week's visit to Azerbaijan, his office announced on Saturday, in part due to recent developments in Gaza and Syria.

The Prime Minister's Office on Saturday announced that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's planned trip to Azerbaijan would be postponed. "In light of the developments in Gaza and Syria ...

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was not forced to cancel his planned visit to Azerbaijan because of regional developments and a “tight political and security schedule,” as his office had ...

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