Israel President Shimon Peres lauds Canada as "never indifferent, never neutral"
Fox News Monday 7th May, 2012
OTTAWA, Ontario – Israeli President Shimon Peres is thanking Canada for its staunch support on his five-day trip to the country. Peres said Monday recent remarks by government officials in support of Israel have not gone unnoticed. Peres arrived in Canada just days after Canadian foreign minister John Baird told a Jewish audience that "Israel has no greater friend in the world today than Canada." Prime Minister Stephen Harper's government h...
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