Israeli Foreign Policy
The report addresses “where are there opportunities in the region to return to that peace-through-prosperity mindset that we saw happening Oct. 4, 5 and 6, 2023,” Jennifer Sutton, executive director of the council, told JNS.
Addressing parliamentary counterparts at confab in Rome, Amir Ohana challenged world leaders to defend their stated values.
The back to back moves in Nicosia and Athens comes amid growing cooperation among the close eastern Mediterranean allies, who have united against their historic rival, Turkey, after a period of regional instability.
The talks focused on strengthening the Abraham Accords and deepening Jerusalem-Baku ties on the sidelines of an Asian regional summit.
“Laws and practices that enable this kind of politicized targeting of civilians and diplomats, while systematically shielding Hezbollah operatives, must be repealed,” a U.S. State Department spokesperson said.
Israel’s foreign minister called it a historic day for ties between the two countries and an important day for the capital.
Colombia and Israel continue to build back relations after ties deteriorated under former Colombian president Gustavo Petro.
The move comes amid growing relations and strategic cooperation between Israel, Greece and Cyprus focused on energy integration, defense cooperation and regional security.
“Albania is a true friend of Israel, standing consistently by its side,” said Israel’s top diplomat, praising Albanians’ protection of Jews during the Holocaust.
