Netanyahu offers assistance to Kenya president in wake of Garissa terror attack
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke to Kenayn President Uhuru Kenyatta on Sunday to convey his condolences in wake of the terrorist attack that was perpetrated in the country.
Netanyahu told Kenyatta that Israel and Kenya were together in the war against terrorism and offered such assistance as may be requested.
Last week, Islamist militants slaughtered 149 people after taking 550 people hostage at Garissa University in northeast Kenya.
