Netanyahu At Paris Charlie Hebdo Anti-Terrorism Rally: A Public Relations Disaster | Global Research
By Haaretz
Global Research, January 14, 2015
Haaretz
We bring to the attention of our readers an article published by Haaretz concerning Netanyahu’s visit to Paris. Of significance, president Hollande was reported to have asked Netanyahu not to attend the Sunday march. (Ed. GR)
by Asher Schechton
The Paris trip was supposed to be good for Benjamin Netanyahu. The anti-terrorism march, held on Sunday in Paris in the wake of last week’s gruesome attacks and which broke attendance records, alongside solidarity marches across France, with an estimated 3.7 million participants, was supposed to provide the Israeli prime minister with plenty of opportunities to present himself at his diplomatic best: marching shoulder-to-shoulder with the likes of German Chancellor Angela Merkel, holding hands with leaders of the free world, positioning himself as one of the leaders in the battle against global terrorism. This was all supposed to remind the world of Netanyahu as powerful, authoritative, internationally-renowned.