The foreign minister of the occupying regime announced that Colombia will transfer and inaugurate its embassy from Tel Aviv to occupied Jerusalem next Wednesday; an action that follows the decision of Colombia's new president to resume relations with the Zionist regime.
Colombia to Open Its Embassy in Jerusalem After Diplomatic Relations with Israel Cut
Colombia is set to move its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem next week, following a decision by its new president to restore diplomatic relations with Israel. This move is significant as it reflects a shift in Colombia's foreign policy towards Israel.
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📰 What Happened
Colombia will move its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem next week, following a decision by its new president to restore diplomatic relations with Israel. This marks a significant change in Colombia's foreign policy.
- The embassy move is scheduled for next Wednesday.
- This decision follows a broader trend of countries recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The status of Jerusalem is a contentious issue in Israeli-Palestinian relations, with many countries historically refraining from recognizing it as Israel's capital.
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