This Article is From Mar 21, 2022

"No Hard Feelings": Israel Ambassador's Tweet Exchange A Hit On Internet

Ambassador Naor Gilon extended his wishes to the people of India on Holi 2022. He also mentioned about Purim, the Jewish festival of colour.

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A tweet exchange between Israel ambassador Naor Gilon and embassy spokesman has gone viral.

A tweet exchange between Israel Ambassador Naor Gilon and spokesperson of Israeli embassy in India Muhamed Heib is delighting users on the micro-blogging platform. The tweets are centred around opening of offices on Monday, after a long Holi break.

The tweet exchange starts with a post from Mr Heib on March 18, where he is seen posing with the ambassador drenched in colours on the occasion of Holi. “The best part of #Holi is that you can throw and splash on your boss, in this case, Amb. @NaorGilon all the possible colors without getting in trouble. I hope he relished it,” he said in the tweet.

Mr Gilon,Israel's ambassador to India, Sri Lanka and Bhutan, replies saying, “Sure. No hard feelings @MuhamedHeib. after all it's #Holi . Waiting for you Monday morning in the office.”

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Today, the spokesperson quote-tweeted the ambassador's tweet on Holi to say, “Well, Monday has arrived and with it the lot of work. Ambassador @NaorGilon asked to summarize a few things and said to start with this pile because a few more things are waiting for us that need to be done #ASAP. Do you think it has anything to do with #Holi?”

The photo shows Mr Heib scanning through newspapers at his desk and the ambassador standing next to him with his hands folded and a frown on his face.

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Mr Heib too appears to be in a serious mood.

The ambassador then quote-tweeted Mr Heib's tweet and said, “As I said @MuhamedHeib no hard feelings. After all it was #holi.”

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The exchange attracted a lot of comments from Twitter users. “Don't think Muhamad put enough colour and water this time..maybe the next year,” tweeted a user.

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““Bura Na Maano, Holi Hai” in action,” said another. A third user posted: "You are such a sport, Ambassador."

Last week, Ambassador Gilon extended his wishes to the people of India on Holi 2022. He also mentioned about Purim, the Jewish festival of colour.

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Mr Gilon said it is great to see “how similar the cultures of both our nations are”.

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