Israeli Foreign Policy
“Israel is fighting the world’s fight, and it is a battle of good vs. evil,” said Tzipi Hotovely at the JNS International Policy Summit.
Ruth Cohen-Dar will take up the post as Jerusalem moves to open an embassy in Ljubljana.
A week after deploying to the earthquake zone, NATAN teams are treating survivors, expanding psycho-social support and helping overwhelmed hospitals prepare for the next stage of recovery.
Former City of David Foundation executive brings more than two decades of public diplomacy and international media experience.
The move, which would be a major success for faith-based diplomacy, comes amid a tide of Latin American countries reshaping their alliances towards the United States and Israel.
“Israel is one of the first countries to offer assistance when a humanitarian disaster strikes, wherever it occurs,” delegation leader Yoed Magen told JNS.
The president stressed shared democratic values and deepening cooperation with his counterpart in Bucharest.
The prime minister said Jerusalem would raise the issue of his hostile rhetoric with Washington.
“Peace is tied to freeing Lebanon from the de facto Iranian occupation,” said Gideon Sa’ar.
The resolution will also be brought before the Knesset for a vote.
A right-wing wave has swept across the continent, reshaping alliances with the U.S. and Israel.
