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Netanyahu and Donald Trump at a press conference in the White House. February 15, 2017

This is the list of international prime ministerial trips made by Benjamin Netanyahu as Prime Minister of Israel.

Map of countries visited by Benjamin Netanyahu from 2017 to 2020

First term (1996–1999)

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Country Dates Purpose Notes
 United States July 9–11, 1996 Address to the US Congress [1]
 China August 24, 1997 Working visit [2]
 Japan August 24–27, 1997 [2]
 South Korea August 28, 1997 [3]
 Azerbaijan August 29, 1997 First visit by an Israeli PM to Azerbaijan[4]

Second term (2009–2013)

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Country Dates Purpose Notes
 United States May 18, 2009 Discussions and working Visit. [5]
 France June 24, 2009 Discussion and working Visit. [6]
 United Kingdom August 25–26, 2009 Discussions [7][8]
 Germany August 26–27, 2009 State visit [9]
 France November 25, 2009 State visit [10]
 Germany January 18, 2010 Working visit [11]
 United States March 24, 2010 Discussions [12]
 France May 27, 2010 Working visit with President Nicolas Sarkozy [13]
 Canada May 28, 2010 Discussions [14]
 United States May 29-30, 2010 State visit [15]
 Greece August 16, 2010 First Visit by an Israeli Prime Minister [16]
 Germany October 27, 2010 Working visit [17]
 Czech Republic April 7, 2011 First Visit by an Israeli Prime Minister [18]
 United Kingdom May 4, 2011 Working visit [19]
 France May 5, 2011 Working visit [20]
 United States May 24, 2011 Address to the US Congress [21]
 Canada March 2–4, 2012 State visit [22]
 United States March 5, 2012 Discussions [23]
 United Kingdom July 9, 2012 Meeting with Olympic athletes [24][25]
 United Nations September 26–27, 2012 UNGA address [26]
 France October 31, 2012 Discussions in Paris and visit in Toulouse [27]
 Czech Republic December 5, 2012 Discussions [28]
 Germany December 5–6, 2012 State visit [29]

Third term (2013–2015)

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Country Dates Purpose Notes
 China May 5–10, 2013[n 1] State visit [30]
 Poland June 12–13, 2013 State visit [31]
 Russia November 20, 2013 Discussions regarding Iran deal [32][33]
 Italy
 Vatican 		December 1–2, 2013 State visit [34]
  Switzerland January 23, 2014 World Economic Forum in Davos [35]
 United States March 4, 2014 AIPAC policy conference [36]
 Japan May 11–14, 2014 State visit [37][38]
 United States October 1, 2014 Working Visit. [5]
 Italy December 15, 2014 State visit [39]
 France January 11–12, 2015 Charlie Hebdo and Hypercacher shooting memorial [40]
 United States March 1–3, 2015 Address to a joint session of the United States Congress and AIPAC [41]

Unconfirmed

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Country Dates Purpose Notes
 Jordan 2014 Discussions regarding Temple Mount tensions [42]

Fourth term (2015–2020)

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Since May 14, 2015, Netanyahu heads the thirty-fourth government of Israel, acting both as prime minister and minister of foreign affairs.

Country Dates Purpose Notes
 Italy August 27–30, 2015 Working visit Netanyahu attended the Expo 2015 in Milan.[43][44]
 United Kingdom September 9–10, 2015 State visit [45][46]
 Russia September 21, 2015 Discussions regarding the Syrian Civil War [47][48]
 United Nations October 1, 2015 UNGA address [49]
 Germany October 21, 2015 State visit [50]
 United States November 8–11, 2015 Discussions [51]
 France November 30, 2015 Working visit Netanyahu attended Paris Climate Conference.[52]
  Switzerland January 20–21, 2016 World Economic Forum in Davos [53]
 Cyprus January 28, 2016 Cyprus–Greece–Israel trilateral summit [54]
 Germany February 15–17, 2016 Government-to-government meetings [55]
 Russia April 21, 2016 Discussions regarding the Syrian Civil War [56][57]
 Russia June 6–7, 2016 Discussions regarding the Syrian Civil War, marking 25 years of Israel–Russia relations [58]
 Italy June 26–28, 2016 State visit [59][60]
 Uganda
 Kenya
 Rwanda
 Ethiopia 		July 4–7, 2016 State visit First visit to Africa by an Israeli PM in 30 years[61]
 Netherlands September 6–7, 2016 State visit [62]
 United States
 United Nations 		September 20–26, 2016 Discussions with US officials
UNGA address 		[63]
 Azerbaijan
 Kazakhstan 		December 13–14, 2016 State visit First visit by an Israeli PM to Kazakhstan and second to Azerbaijan[64]
 United Kingdom February 6, 2017 Discussions [65]
 United States February 13–17, 2017 State visit [66]
 Singapore February 19–21, 2017 State visit First time an Israeli PM visited Singapore[67]
 Australia February 22–25, 2017 First time an Israeli PM visited Australia[68]
 Russia March 9, 2017 Discussions regarding the Syrian civil war [69]
 China March 20–21, 2017[n 2] State visit [70]
 Liberia June 4, 2017 Summit of ECOWAS leaders [71]
 Greece June 14, 2017 Cyprus–Greece–Israel trilateral summit [72]
 France
 Germany 		June 30 – July 2, 2017 Working visit and Funeral of former German chancellor Kohl [73][74]
 France
 Hungary 		July 15–19, 2017 State visit [75]
 Russia August 23, 2017 Discussions regarding the Syrian civil war [76]
 Argentina September 10–19, 2017 State visit First time an Israeli PM visited South America[77]
 Paraguay
 Colombia
 Mexico
 United States Meeting with US president Donald Trump
 United Nations UNGA address
 United Kingdom November 2–5, 2017 Marking Balfour Declaration centenary [78]
 Kenya November 28, 2017 State visit, meeting with 11 African leaders [79]
 France
 Belgium 		December 10–11, 2017 State visit [80][81]
 India January 14–19, 2018 State visit [82][83]
  Switzerland January 23–26, 2018 World Economic Forum in Davos [84]
 Russia January 29, 2018 Discussions regarding Iran [85]
 Germany February 16–18, 2018 Munich Security Conference [86]
 United States March 4–8, 2018 State visit, AIPAC conference [87]
 Cyprus May 8, 2018 Cyprus–Greece–Israel trilateral summit [88]
 Russia May 9, 2018 Discussions regarding the Syrian Civil War Netanyahu attended the 2018 Moscow Victory Day Parade.[89]
 Germany
 France
 United Kingdom 		June 4–6, 2018 Discussions regarding the Iran nuclear deal [90]
 Jordan June 18, 2018 Discussions [91]
 Russia July 11, 2018 Discussions regarding the Syrian Civil War Netanyahu and Russian president Vladimir Putin watched the 2018 FIFA World Cup semi-final game between Croatia and England.[92][93]
 Lithuania August 23–25, 2018 State visit First time an Israeli PM visited Lithuania.[94][95]
 United Nations September 25–30, 2018 UNGA address [96]
 Oman October 25–26, 2018 Official visit First meeting of this kind since 1996.[97][98]
 Bulgaria November 1–2, 2018 Discussions with Craiova Group [99]
 France November 11–12, 2018 Paris Peace Forum Netanyahu cut his trip short, returning to Israel on November 11 overnight due to events in Gaza.[100][101]
 Brazil December 28, 2018 – January 2, 2019[n 2] State visit and participation in presidential inauguration of Jair Bolsonaro First time an Israeli PM visited Brazil[102]
 Chad January 20, 2019[n 2] Re-establishment of diplomatic ties First time an Israeli PM visited Chad[103]
 Russia February 27, 2019[n 2] Discussions regarding the Syrian Civil War [104]
 United States March 25, 2019 State visit [105]
 Ukraine August 18–19, 2019 State Visit [106]
 United Kingdom September 5, 2019 Discussion regarding Iran [107]
 Russia September 12, 2019 Discussions on cooperation between Israeli and Russian forces operating in Syria [108]
 Greece January 2, 2020 Discussions to sign gas pipeline deal with Cyprus [109]
 United States January 28, 2020 Discussions on Middle East peace plan [110]
 Russia January 30, 2020 Discussions on Middle East peace plan [111]

Unconfirmed

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Country Dates Purpose Notes
 Jordan 2016 Egypt–Israel–Jordan summit [91]

Fifth term (2020–2021)

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Country Dates Purpose Notes
 United States 15 September 2020 Signing of Abraham Accords peace agreement between Israel, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates, brokered by the United States.
 Saudi Arabia 22 November 2020 Talks with American and Saudi officials. Trip made public only upon return. [112]

Sixth term (2022–present)

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Country Dates Purpose Notes
 Jordan January 24, 2023 Strategic, security and economic cooperation [113]
 France February 2, 2023 State visit [114]
 Italy March 4, 2023 State visit [115]
 Germany March 16, 2023 State visit [116]
 United Kingdom March 24, 2023 State visit [117]
 Cyprus September 3, 2023 State visit [118]
 United Nations September 19–26, 2023 UNGA Address [119]
 United States July 22–27, 2024 Address a Joint session of Congress, meetings with President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, and Republican nominee former president Donald Trump [120][121]
 United Nations September 26–27, 2024 UNGA Address. Trip cut short following the 2024 Hezbollah headquarters strike. [122][123]

On November 21, 2024, the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu, severely limiting his options for traveling outside Israel without the risk of being arrested. Formally, all 124 countries who are parties to the Rome Statute are obligated to arrest him upon entry. The arrest warrant also complicates his ability to travel to countries that are not parties to the Rome Statute, due to the risk of an emergency landing during the trip in a country that is a party to the statute.[124]

Although Hungary is a party to the Rome Statute, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán publicly declared that he will not arrest Netanyahu if he arrived in Hungary for a visit.[125]

Notes

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  1. ^ Including flight time
  2. ^ a b c d Excluding flight time

See also

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References

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