Netanyahu to address people in Kosovo on Tuesday via video message

Photo: Tanjug/AP

Two weeks after an agreement was signed in Washington, as well as announcements of mutual recognition by Israel and so-called Kosovo, and the opening of the embassy of the temporary Pristina institutions in Jerusalem, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will address the people of Kosovo via video message on Tuesday.

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Netanyahu will address the citizens of Kosovo on Tuesday, September 15, when Rosh Hashanah is celebrated - the Jewish New Year, Pristina media write, reports Tanjug.

As announced, Netanyahu's video address will be shown during a ceremony marking the Jewish New Year', organized in one of hotels in Pristina.

According to the agenda announced by organizers, in addition to the video message from Netanyahu, there will be the possibility of establishing direct contact with the Israeli prime minister during the ceremony.

The president of the temporary institutions in Pristina, Hashim Thaci, the president of the assembly, Vjosa Osmani, and the prime minister, Avdullah Hoti, will be invited to the ceremony.

The address of Netanyahu will be attended by the chief rabbi of Albania, Iovl Kaplan, who is the organizer of the event, according to the Pristina media.

(Telegraf.rs/Tanjug)