Kawaguchi calls for Israel's immediate withdrawal

Kawaguchi calls for Israel's immediate withdrawal

TOKYO, Japan - Israeli Ambassador to Japan Yitzhak Lior (L) shake hands with Japan's Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi at the Foreign Ministry in Tokyo on April 11 prior to their talks. In the talks, Kawaguchi called for Israeli troops to immediately withdraw from Palestinian areas and an end to its military operations against Palestinians.

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