Benjamin Netanyahu tweets a WION story, twitterati cheers
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Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday tweeted WION's video on the election campaign in Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's tweet acknowledging the coverage of Israeli election by WION has been appreciated by Twitter users.
Many users congratulated WION for its coverage and others appreciated the fact the the hard work is "finally being recognised".
Way to go @WIONews @palkisu!
— DeeBee (@tweetofdb) July 30, 2019
Making an impact with news from India's perspective!
Just what one would hope for watching the western propaganda machinery in the 90s!
Wow. What a moment for @WIONews Congratulations 😊
— Kedar Kulkarni (@kedardk) July 30, 2019
Omg! What a big moment for wion! Finally the hardwork, is being recognised by world leaders! Kudos. 😊
— अभियंता आरूँध चौहान (@AarundhChauhan) July 30, 2019
Always a pleasure to watch you 🙏
— Rajkishore Dutta (@RajkishoreDutt1) July 30, 2019
Netanyahu on Tuesday tweeted WION's video on the election campaign in Israel. The story which aired on WION's prime time show Gravitas, talked about how Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is integral to the Israeli Prime Minister's election campaign.
"The media in India reports about the personal friendship and tremendous relationship between me and Prime Minister Narendra Modi," Netanyahu said in his tweet written originally in Hebrew.
התקשורת בהודו מדווחת במהדורות החדשות על החברות האישית והיחסים האדירים ביני לבין ראש ממשלת הודו נרנדרה מודי 🇮🇱🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/sNQCGUIni2
— Benjamin Netanyahu (@netanyahu) July 30, 2019
Israel will be holding elections on September 17 after no party was able to get majority or cobble up a coalition in April elections.
With its focus on global news, WION has presented unbiased coverage of the biggest news stories world over. the channel has been instrumental in giving its users the coverage on Israeli elections. The viewers have appreciated WION's focus and the way it presents news.
WION is available in nearly 30 countries.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was one of the first leaders to congratulate Modi after his election victory in the Lok Sabha elections in May this year. Lauding PM Modi's mandate he said, "the election results further reaffirm your leadership of the world's largest democracy."
Netanyahu is expected to visit India on September 9. He had visited India in January 2018 to commemorate 25 years of the establishment of diplomatic ties with India.