Milei arrived in Israel and visited the Western Wall

President Javier Milei landed in Israel on Monday and began an official visit marked by strong political and symbolic gestures. Upon arriving in Jerusalem, the president went to the Western Wall (Kotel), where he experienced a moment of deep emotion and reaffirmed his unconditional support for the State of Israel.

Accompanied by his sister and Secretary General of the Presidency, Karina Milei, by Foreign Minister Gerardo Werthein, and by the Argentine ambassador to Israel, Axel Wahnish, Milei was received with songs and displays of affection from citizens present at the sacred site. Visibly moved, the head of state expressed his position without mincing words:

"I want you to know that my support for Israel comes from the heart, because I believe it is the just cause and it is the cause of the West. I will always stand by your side."

A trip with a political, diplomatic and strategic agenda

The official visit includes a series of high-level meetings and key announcements to strengthen the bilateral relationship between Argentina and Israel. Among the main planned activities are:

Meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in which issues of cooperation in security, technology and trade will be addressed.

Meetings with relatives of Argentine victims of the October 7 attacks, as a sign of empathy and support for the Israeli people in the face of terrorism.

Receiving the Genesis Prize, an award that recognizes outstanding figures in the international Jewish community for their commitment to the values of the people of Israel.

Official announcement of the direct flight between Buenos Aires and Tel Aviv, a measure eagerly awaited by the Argentine and Israeli communities that will facilitate tourism, cultural and economic exchange.

Ideological reaffirmation and strategic alignment

Milei's presence at the Western Wall was not only a spiritual gesture. It was also a declaration of principles. The Argentine president has shown since his campaign a clear identification with Western values and a strong closeness to Israel, in contrast to the ambiguous or critical positions of previous governments.

Sources close to the government state that the harmony between Milei and the current Israeli government is based on a shared vision regarding the defense of freedom, the fight against terrorism and the alliance with the West. This stance also reinforces the Argentine president's international agenda, which seeks to reposition the country within a defined geopolitical axis.

The announcement of the direct flight is one of the measures that has caused the most anticipation, both in the diplomatic and commercial spheres. It will directly connect Buenos Aires with Tel Aviv, facilitating tourist, religious and business travel, and marks a turning point in the relationship between the two countries.

A brief but high-impact tour

Milei's stay in Israel will be short but intense. Each activity has been designed to reinforce the narrative of a government aligned with its strategic allies and committed to the fight against extremism.

The visit will be closely followed by various sectors, both in Argentina and abroad, due to its symbolism and the type of agreements that could emerge.