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Benjamin Netanyahu: Ditch Handshake, Greet With Namaste

To prevent the spread of the deadly coronavirus, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has found a solution to greet people without touching each other. Instead of the normal handshake, Netanyahu suggests his countrymen to opt for "Namaste" to greet each other. "Just avoid shaking hands as I do. You can try to implement the Indian system of Namaste or say another word like shalom, but find a way, any way of not shaking hands."

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