NEW COLOMBIAN PRESIDENT, WHO HAS PLEDGED TO RESTORE TIES WITH ISRAEL, TAKES OFFICE
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| Source | Latest linked headline | Age |
|---|---|---|
| The Times of Israel | NEW COLOMBIAN PRESIDENT, WHO HAS PLEDGED TO RESTORE TIES WITH ISRAEL, TAKES OFFICE | 2 hrs ago |
| The Times of Israel | TOP US GENERAL REPORTEDLY LOOKING FOR ‘OFF-RAMP’ FROM IRAN WAR | 7 hrs ago |
| Deutsche Welle | COLOMBIA: TRUMP ALLY DE LA ESPRIELLA TAKES OFFICE | 6 hrs ago |
WHAT HAPPENED
Abelardo de la Espriella has taken office as the new Colombian president, pledging to restore ties with Israel, according to The Times of Israel. This move is significant as it signals a shift in Colombia's diplomatic stance. The inauguration was held in Cali, which is seen as an effort to take a harder line against illegal armed groups.
During his inauguration, de la Espriella met with Gideon Sa'ar, who thanked him for his vow to move the Colombian embassy to Jerusalem, as reported by The Times of Israel. Additionally, the US has pledged $1 billion in security aid to Colombia, as stated by France 24. This development comes as Colombia aims to strengthen its relationships with key international partners.
The new president's pledge to restore ties with Israel and move the embassy to Jerusalem marks a notable change in Colombia's foreign policy, with potential implications for the region. The background to this decision is not fully detailed in the available sources.
- Abelardo de la Espriella takes office as new Colombian president
- Pledges to restore ties with Israel and move embassy to Jerusalem
- US pledges $1 billion in security aid to Colombia
RELATED DAMMNEWS COVERAGE
- TOP US GENERAL REPORTEDLY LOOKING FOR ‘OFF-RAMP’ FROM IRAN WAR
The Times of Israel • 7 hrs ago • ISRAEL - US PLEDGES $1 BILLION SECURITY AID TO COLOMBIA AS TRUMP-ENDORSED PRESIDENT TAKES OFFICE
France 24 - International breaki • 35 mins ago • GLOBAL - NETANYAHU’S EX-CHIEF OF STAFF: ENTIRE STAFF AT PM’S OFFICE INSTRUCTED TO ‘SIGN PLEDGE OF LOYALTY TO HIS FAMILY’
The Times of Israel • 8 hrs ago • ISRAEL