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Milei: Argentina and Israel will remain strategic allies defending Western values
Milei congratulated Netanyahu on the Likud's result and said Argentina and Israel will remain strategic allies against those who challenge Western values.
Javier Milei congratulated Benjamin Netanyahu on the Likud's victory and said Argentina and Israel will continue to be strategic allies against those who challenge Western values. The message comes at a time of close political alignment between the two governments.
Argentine president **Javier Milei** posted a message on the social network X to congratulate **Benjamin Netanyahu** on the electoral result of the **Likud**, which once again became the leading force in Israel. In the text, Milei highlighted the strength of Netanyahu's leadership "even in the face of the polls and predictions against you" and closed with a statement of alignment: "Argentina and Israel will continue to be strategic allies against those who challenge our Western values".
## Explicit backing after the Israeli elections
The congratulations go beyond mere protocol. Milei stresses that the Likud prevailed despite polls that predicted an adverse outcome, a detail that reinforces the personal reading of the victory. The message turns the electoral win into an endorsement of Netanyahu's leadership and, by extension, of the political line the two share.
## The alliance as a pillar of foreign policy
The phrase about "Western values" frames the Argentine-Israeli relationship in geopolitical terms. It is not about technical or commercial cooperation, but about a common front against third parties. It is a formulation that aligns Argentina with Israel's position on the international stage and carries diplomatic consequences beyond mere courtesy.
## What the gesture means
The backing comes at a moment of high exposure for Netanyahu and for Milei himself, who has made closeness with Israel a hallmark of his presidency. The statement does not detail concrete commitments, but it sets a direction: Argentina presents itself as a strategic partner of Israel. Anyone reading the message understands that the relationship is not ceremonial.
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