It is hard to describe the feelings of being in Israel for this very special moment.
Particularly, that of being an Australian in Israel and more specifically, spending Tuesday in Beersheba.
Overlay that with being a Jewish Australian and words fail to capture the incredible symbiotic and deep connections that embody a relationship that actually goes back 102 years to Gallipoli as Prime Minister Netanyahu pointed out.
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