Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticised the EU’s
“hypocritical and hostile attitude” on Thursday (1 November) as he left
for talks with four eastern European leaders in Bulgaria.
Netanyahu has regularly made such comments against the European Union, which is critical of Israel’s occupation of and settlement building in the West Bank.
To counter such criticism, he has sought alliances with sympathetic EU countries including Hungary, whose nationalist stance has been a thorn in Brussels’ side.
Read more: Netanyahu lashes at ‘hostile’ EU, but finds friends on Bulgaria trip – EURACTIV.com
Netanyahu has regularly made such comments against the European Union, which is critical of Israel’s occupation of and settlement building in the West Bank.
To counter such criticism, he has sought alliances with sympathetic EU countries including Hungary, whose nationalist stance has been a thorn in Brussels’ side.
Read more: Netanyahu lashes at ‘hostile’ EU, but finds friends on Bulgaria trip – EURACTIV.com
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