Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in Beijing on Sunday with the largest Israeli business delegation ever to visit China as both sides seek to solidify trade ties and to enhance economic and research cooperation.
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WATCH: Netanyahu takes largest-ever business delegation to China
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Israeli PM Benjamin and Sara Netanyahu arrive in China Sunday. (YouTube/Screenshot)
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