Israeli Foreign Policy
“Our peacekeepers are on the spot to de-escalate the situation,” UNIFIL says.
Alleged Israeli strikes on Iranian drone facilities, visits by Israeli officials to Kyiv, and increasing praise for the Jewish state from Ukrainian officials may be signaling a new era of cooperation.
President says no decision has yet been made on whether it will become the first E.U. member to move its legation to Israel’s capital.
The IRIS Makran and IRIS Dena set anchor in Rio de Janeiro despite U.S. pressure.
Baku supplies Israel with an estimated 40% of its oil.
“This is the time to take steps, this is the time to take action to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon,” said Eli Cohen.
The late Mountain Jew cared for sites and co-religionists from the Mizrahi tradition.
Netanyahu and Cypriot President-elect Nikos Christodoulides speak by phone and discuss cooperation on trade, defense, energy and tourism.
Yinam Cohen: “The consulate is focused on cultivating partnerships between Israeli and local companies developing agricultural, medical, climate and even Quantum technologies.”
“The summit is particularly important when Iran and its Hezbollah terror proxy are subverting states across the region,” said Dan Diker, president of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs.
An active U.S. role is seen as critical in encouraging other countries to join the circle of peace, the Abraham Accords Peace Institute reports.
An Israeli observer delegation was ejected from the body’s annual summit in Ethiopia, a move the Israeli Foreign Ministry blamed on Iranian influence.
