Philippines: President Rodrigo Duterte in Israel

As speculations about the cancellation of Duterte’s trip to Israel started to spread around, the Filipino Community in Israel couldn’t... https://t.co/BfiNSkW6pd

— iSavta.co.il (@iSavta) September 3, 2018

I am one of those families. My late father, who died at the age of 102, in his later years received incredible care by a caregiver from the Philippines, Lee, a woman of exceptional compassion and intelligence. She took care of my father’s every need. pic.twitter.com/u7omCbDcQ7

— Benjamin Netanyahu (@netanyahu) September 3, 2018

RUTH KRAMMER: Chris, you did a beautiful job. I will never forget at our time in the chader ochel, In the meantimeI moved to another table with Amitai. I really miss you two.

ALONZO ALDABA: Filipino approved

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The Israeli oil company that could benefit from Duterte's visit https://t.co/44q6BQ5SYV

— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) September 3, 2018

Cheers as President Duterte arrives here in Jerusalem for his FilCom event pic.twitter.com/OIWU2QBdEW

— Pia Gutierrez (@pia_gutierrez) September 2, 2018

Read: What Duterte wrote at the guestbook in Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial pic.twitter.com/MfF9QeqV3B

— Pia Gutierrez (@pia_gutierrez) September 3, 2018

We remember the exceptional role of the Philippines that received Jewish refugees during the Holocaust. We remember that the Philippines was the only Asian country that voted for the establishment of the State of Israel in the UN resolution in 1947. We remember our friends. pic.twitter.com/2fQ4bHOtXU

— Benjamin Netanyahu (@netanyahu) September 3, 2018

President Duterte, welcome to Israel. Welcome to Jerusalem. This is the first visit by a president of the Philippines in the history of Israel. It is deeply appreciated. pic.twitter.com/2I9Emf9PHR

— Benjamin Netanyahu (@netanyahu) September 3, 2018

We’re going to sign here today three important agreements, in trade, in science and, no less important, in caregiving. There has been a remarkable phenomenon in Israel where thousands of families have taken heart from the support given by Filipino care workers to the elderly. pic.twitter.com/IrWruW67Vi

— Benjamin Netanyahu (@netanyahu) September 3, 2018

בִּנְיָמִין נְתַנְיָהוּ‬
ERNESTO ALVAREZ: shalom philippines shalom israel

HANANYA NAFTALI: I love the Philippines 🇵🇭🇮🇱

Philippines' Duterte eyes arms deals on Israel trip https://t.co/4xsEI6Eu0W

— Arutz Sheva Articles (@israelnatnews) September 2, 2018

LOOK: Memorandum of Agreement on the Temporary Employment of Home-Based Filipino Caregivers, nilagdaan ng Pilipinas at Israel | via RH14 @leth_abinales #DZRHNationwide pic.twitter.com/POVNkWBuU5

— DZRH NEWS (@dzrhnews) September 3, 2018

✌ #Jerusalem #latepost #filtered

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DANA RUTH ROBLES: 🇵🇭❤🇮🇱

ARIV GOMEZ: How great Filipino people are God bless
DHANG CRUZ: ang guwapo mo baste God bless you po lagi .

Rodrigo Roa Duterte was once married to Elizabeth Abellana Zimmerman, a flight attendant who hails from Davao City and is of Jewish German American heritage who also traces her roots in Tuburan, Cebu. They, together, have three children [from eldest to youngest]: Paolo Zimmerman Duterte, Sara Zimmerman Duterte_Carpio, and Sebastian Zimmerman Duterte. Paolo Zimmerman Duterte was once married to Lovelie Sangkola of Tausūg descent with whom they have three children: Omar Vincent Duterte, Rodrigo Duterte II, and Isabelle Lovelie Duterte. Paolo Zimmerman Duterte soon married his long time girlfriend, January Navares, with whom they have two children: Sabina Duterte and Paolo Duterte II. Sara Zimmerman Duterte_Carpio has been married since 2007 to Manases R. Carpio with whom they have two children: an adopted daughter, Mikhaila María, and a son, Mateo Lucas. Sebastian Zimmerman Duterte has a son, Yair, with Davao-based model, Kate Necesario. He also has a daughter with an ex-girlfriend.