60 years after Golda Meir: Israel comes full circle in the heart of Africa

A delegation from Tanzania arrived at the Mateh Asher Regional Council to sign a sister cities agreement, aiming to promote cooperation in agriculture, education, and tourism. The connection between the border communities and the 'Hai' district in Africa takes on symbolic significance after years of war.

A delegation from the city of Moshi in Tanzania arrived at the Mateh Asher Regional Council to sign a sister cities agreement. The agreement aims to promote cooperation in agriculture, education, and tourism. Council head Moshe Davidovich said the agreement fulfills Golda Meir's vision from over sixty years ago. Moshi Mayor Zubri Abdullah Kidumo noted that the delegation chose to cooperate with Mateh Asher and to be a bridge for peace between Africa and Israel. The event took place to the sounds of drumming by the children of Sheikh Danun village, and the connection between the 'Hai' district in Tanzania and the border communities takes on symbolic significance after the years of war.