
For Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister talks that were scheduled to be conducted in Germany on
Monday 30/11/2009 until next year after suffering a rise in temperature, likely, Israeli media reported that Netanyahu had contracted Swine flu.
A statement from the Office of Netanyahu stated that the doctor "a person suffering a viral infection and a rise in temperature" and that the talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel postponed to January.
Said Mark Regev, spokesman for Netanyahu, Israeli Prime Minister "60 years" is not seriously ill, but doctors advised him to rest.
A spokesman said the German government that Netanyahu postponed the visit because of "significant rise in temperature" and the leaders of Israel and Germany have decided to postpone their meeting until next year.
It was expected that Netanyahu seeks to obtain stronger guarantees from Merkel on Western targets tougher sanctions on Iran if it did not accept the UN plan to curb its nuclear shipment of low-enriched uranium has located abroad.
A statement from the Office of Netanyahu stated that the doctor "a person suffering a viral infection and a rise in temperature" and that the talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel postponed to January.
Said Mark Regev, spokesman for Netanyahu, Israeli Prime Minister "60 years" is not seriously ill, but doctors advised him to rest.
A spokesman said the German government that Netanyahu postponed the visit because of "significant rise in temperature" and the leaders of Israel and Germany have decided to postpone their meeting until next year.
It was expected that Netanyahu seeks to obtain stronger guarantees from Merkel on Western targets tougher sanctions on Iran if it did not accept the UN plan to curb its nuclear shipment of low-enriched uranium has located abroad.