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Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu spends a tourist afternoon in Rio on Saturday 28.
No official agenda because of the Sabbath, day of rest in Jewish culture, he took advantage of this day to walk on the beach of Leme, neighborhood next to the hotel where he stays.
Netanyahu and his wife Sara leave the hotel around 1 pm Accompanied by Israeli security guards and federal police officers, they walked along the promenade to the rock of Leme, at the end of the beach.
En route, they received the support of some people, responded to requests for self-praise and heard cries of "free Palestine". (19659002) The couple decided to reach the seaside, where Netanyahu repeated a ball with a football of a group playing "altinha", popular game on the beaches of Rio, in which the # The goal is to change the pbades without letting the ball fall to the ground.
Later, they approached the belvedere of the stone of Leme to walk in the lane which borders the stone. Netanyahu and Sara sat at a kiosk in the kiosk and asked for beer, caipirinha and a chicken skewer with potato chips and a salad. Caprese. During the booth stay, they responded to requests for photos with other guests. Netanyahu arrived in Rio on Friday 28 (28) after the first visit of an Israeli prime minister to Brazil. President-elect Jair Bolsonaro invited him to attend the inauguration ceremony in Brasilia on Tuesday (1).
At a meeting with Bolsonaro this Friday, the Israeli said that "Israel is the Promised Land and Brazil is the land of promise." In a synagogue in Rio, he described the elected president as a "myth".
This visit sealed a movement that had been preparing since the Bolsonaro campaign. The elected president has promised to transfer the Brazilian Embbady from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, in the footsteps of the United States.
Invited by Netanyahu, Bolsonaro announced his intention to visit Israel until March. The Israeli government hopes to get support from Brazil to exploit natural gas reserves in the Mediterranean.
Israel still has an interest in opening a market in Brazil for technologies related to water supply, agribusiness and public security.
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