Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama delivered a historic speech to the Knesset today.

The speech followed a special protocol reserved for a limited number of foreign leaders, including recently US President Donald J. Trump.

At the session, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana, and opposition leader Yair Lapid welcomed Rama.

During his address, Rama said peace is possible. He added that Abrahamic agreements should continue.
Moreover, he encouraged the region to look to a bright future, not a bloody past. He noted that countries like the UAE have already shown that peace can lift nations almost like a miracle.

Rama emphasized Albania’s strong ties with Israel, Arab countries, and Turkey. He stated that Albania aims to deepen these relations.
Furthermore, he expressed readiness to join international stabilization efforts in Gaza.

At the conclusion, Rama quoted Israeli peace martyr Yitzhak Rabin. He urged Israelis and Palestinians to give peace a chance.
He called for an end to acts of hostility. He encouraged mutual restraint, respect for human dignity, and a life of security and peace.

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