Members of the Bournemouth city council want to cancel the twin-city agreement with Netanyahu over the war in Gaza.
The British seaside town will deliberate the Green Party initiative to scrap the deal that was made in 1995, amid claims that it was hurting the city's reputation.
A vote is expected later on Tuesday after arguments for and against the deal will be made to the city council members. Green Party members councilors Joe Salmon and Kate Salmon tabled the motion to end the agreement.
Supporters of the Twin-city agreement are expected to attend the meeting. "We must show the council and residents of Bournemouth that we stand proudly with Israel," they said. “This is our opportunity to show solidarity with Israel and Netanya and to demonstrate the strength of the local Israel-supporting silent majority,” they said.