Cooled by Israeli policy Bieber fever

Foreigners visiting with the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tend to be heads of State, senior officials or at least a kind of dignitaries. Therefore when chatter arose that a meeting between the Prime Minister and Canadian pop sensation Justin Bieber has been organized in Jerusalem, it was an attempt by Netanyahu to capitalize on the Bieber fever chalked.

But the meeting will not take place, it was announced today, with the Office of the Prime Minister, saying: "Unfortunately, it proved impossible."

Impossible, it seems, because Netanyahu planned to invite children of a community of Israel in the South recently targeted with a barrage of rockets from the Islamists in the Gaza Strip.

"We were approached by Justin Bieber people on a meeting with the Prime Minister and Mr. Netanyahu has been opened," a spokesman told ABC News.

"He had an idea, and it would be a number of young people who have a difficult time in shelters over the past few weeks and bring them to an event which would be a fun opportunity for them,"the spokesman added."".

A spokesman of Justin told the Associated Press that a meeting was ever scheduled. Another told the New York Times that children in the region of Sderot, frequently targeted by missiles, had been invited to concert on Thursday evening.

Israelis, ranging from the usual hordes of teenage girls to the Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs had been eagerly anticipating arrived from the Bieber in Israel with the Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon tweeting Bieber "I know you will enjoy your time here as many Israelis will enjoy you have here.".

Justin has began looking forward to see the Holy land to his arrival, taking a motorcycle for a tour and visit the famous tourist places. But it was quickly tired of the attention that follows everywhere in the world, complaining of paparazzi on Twitter, "they should be ashamed of themselves." Take pictures of me eating but not in a place of worship, ludicrous. ?

He wrote later, "I want to see this country and all the sites ive dreamed of and if its [paparazzi] paps"or taken in the policy its been frustrating.""