U.S. governors Rick Perry of Texas and Brian Sandoval of
Nevada, Republicans tapped for 2016 presidential runs, are visiting Israel.
Perry, who has visited Israel multiple times in the past,
was in the country this week to announce the planned Nazareth campus of Texas
A&M University.
But he also had meetings with Israeli leaders, including on Monday with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He will meet later this week with President Shimon Peres.
But he also had meetings with Israeli leaders, including on Monday with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He will meet later this week with President Shimon Peres.
Perry is being accompanied by Fred Zeidman, a major GOP
campaign donor, and Matthew Brooks, the director of the Republican Jewish
Coalition.
Sandoval is making his first visit to Israel, where he is
studying desert farming techniques.
The rising latino star of the Republican party
met with Peres on Sunday.
Perry failed in his bid for the 2012 GOP presidential
nomination, but he has a strong fundraising base and will not run next year for
a fourth term as governor, freeing him to devote himself to a ’16 bid.
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