Israeli Foreign Policy
Tokyo condemns Hamas and supports its disarmament, Foreign Minister Motegi Toshimitsu tells the Israeli president.
Gideon Sa’ar called for strengthening ties with Tokyo, noting that Toshimitsu Motegi chose Israel for his first bilateral visit since taking office.
“I also expressed our appreciation for Samoa’s consistent support for Israel in the multilateral arena,” the foreign minister said.
The leaders identified shared priorities for strengthening the India-Israel strategic partnership.
The plans contribute to “strengthening stability, security and peace in the Eastern Mediterranean region,” the IDF said.
Jerusalem will act to “strengthen cooperation with partners who contribute to regional stability,” Danny Danon says ahead of Security Council session.
The announcement comes three months after the South Pacific nation inaugurated its embassy in Jerusalem.
As survivors recall an ultimate horror at the deadly Chanukah attack on Sydney’s Bondi Beach, a shocked community struggles to fathom how it happened.
Israel accuses Australia of letting Jew-hatred fester, some leaders offer condolences without naming antisemitism.
“Taiwan and Israel share the values of freedom and democracy,” said the nation island’s Foreign Ministry.
The envoy was reprimanded for his criticism of Netanyahu, who spoke of his “personal relationship” with Putin.
Indian officials now openly refer to Hamas as a terrorist organization, a term they once avoided.
