Israeli Foreign Policy
The Israeli foreign minister hailed growing ties with United States, Argentina, Paraguay and Ecuador ahead of a global minerals summit.
The Nobel Prize laureate discussed post-Maduro prospects and closer ties with Israel as her country moves “toward democracy.”
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar met his Togolese counterpart Robert Dussey in Jerusalem, discussing joint efforts against terrorism.
The Israeli foreign minister expressed solidarity with Ukraine and urged an end to the war after Russia’s latest deadly strike on civilians.
In Astana, Israel’s top diplomat calls the Central Asian country’s move “bold and moral,” praising its tradition of tolerance and interfaith dialogue.
Gideon Sa’ar praised Ilham Aliyev as a “visionary leader” during a visit aimed at deepening bilateral ties.
Gideon Sa’ar will meet with the presidents of both countries, as well as leaders of the Jewish communities.
The Israeli president also met with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
The allies agreed to expand defense cooperation on anti-drone systems and cybersecurity during a meeting between their defense ministers in Athens.
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar and the U.S. State Department hailed Buenos Aires’ move to list Iran’s Quds Force as a terrorist group, calling it a key step against Iranian terror.
Jerusalem’s top diplomat cited the Islamic Republic’s “murderous repression of the Iranian people who are fighting for their freedom.”
The U.S. secretary of state lauded Nasry Asfura for his “advocacy of U.S. strategic objectives” and pledge to strengthen the U.S.-Honduras partnership.
