Javier Milei, the leader of Argentina, is visiting Israel. In recognition of his support for Israel, Milei received the$ 1 million Genesis Prize in January. He will then receive the reward in a meeting at Israel’s Knesset on June 11 and give a talk to the Israeli parliament after putting off a trip there in March. Milei will contribute the reward money, according to organizers, to build an initiative aimed at boosting diplomatic relations between Israel and its allies in the region and eradicating racism. The award recipients say they praised Milei for overturning Argentina’s long record of anti-Israel voting at the UN, naming the Hamas and Hezbollah militant groups as criminal organizations, and reopening inquiries into the 1990s bombings of Jewish and Jewish targets in Argentina. Additionally, Milei has pledged to relocate the US ambassador to Jerusalem, joining other nations in recognizing the disputed area as Israel’s funds. During his visit, he is never anticipated to make the maneuver. Previous winners include Robert Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots, former New York City mayor, Michael Bloomberg, Michael Douglas, Barbra Streisand, Michael Douglas, and Sir Anish Kapoor, the actor who plays the violin, Steven Spielberg, the director of the New England Patriots, Robert Kraft, the former Soviet leader, and former Communist political detainee Natan Sharansky.
