Israeli Foreign Policy
“Instead of battling against antisemitism in Australia, as they should, they are doing the opposite. They are fueling antisemitism by these mad decisions to ban from Australia Israeli politicians and other figures,” said Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar.
Following his visit to the African country for the occasion, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar will also stop in Addis Ababa for talks with his Ethiopian counterpart.
The Israeli foreign minister said the moves were in response to Canberra’s intention to recognize a Palestinian state and its entry bans on Simcha Rothman and other Israeli figures.
“Given Pakistan’s prominent regional role, its nuclear status, and large percentage of young people, this curriculum has far-reaching consequences,” said IMPACT-se CEO Marcus Sheff.
The announcement comes amid reports that the African country is holding talks with Jerusalem about taking in Palestinians from Gaza.
The Australian Jewish Association slammed the move ahead of a speaking tour, which bars the lawmaker from entering the country for three years.
Amine Ayoub was held for 32 hours without food or water then deported.
Raków Częstochowa supporters unveiled a banner about Israel during a match against Maccabi Haifa—whose fans responded with a Holocaust reference.
The Asian giant celebrated its Independence Day on Aug. 15, drawing warm wishes from Israel’s premier and foreign minister.
The African republic has emerged as “a critical security and diplomatic partner for the United States,” the Republican senator wrote in a letter to U.S. President Donald Trump.
The visits underscore Israel’s diplomatic outreach in both Asia and Africa amid the ongoing Gaza war.
Separately, a French diplomat said his country was dealing visas for El Al security staff as payback for Israel’s security “checks” of diplomatic personnel.
