The Prime Minister's plane, a Boeing 767, lands after his first test flight at the Ben Gurion International Airport, on November 3, 2019.The plane is the Israeli version of Air Force 1, meant to serve the Israeli Prime Minister and the President. Photo by Avshalom Shoshoni/Flash90
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