SA’AR HEADS TO COLOMBIA, ECUADOR AS ISRAEL WARMS TIES WITH LATIN AMERICA’S RIGHT

Israeli Foreign Minister Sa'ar is heading to Colombia and Ecuador, reportedly to attend the inauguration of Colombia's new president, who has expressed pro-Israel sentiments. This visit comes as Israel seeks to strengthen ties with Latin America's right-wing governments. The trip is significant as it may lead to a renewal of strategic alliances and potentially the opening of a Colombian embassy in Jerusalem.

According to The Times of Israel, the newly elected Colombian president has vowed to renew the strategic alliance with Israel and open an embassy in Jerusalem, reversing the decision of his predecessor who cut ties over Gaza. The details of the visit and the agreements to be discussed are not fully available, but the trip is seen as part of Israel's efforts to expand its diplomatic presence in the region.

The warming of ties between Israel and right-wing governments in Latin America is part of a broader shift in geopolitical alliances, with Israel seeking to expand its influence and cooperation in the region.

• Israeli Foreign Minister Sa'ar is visiting Colombia and Ecuador
• The trip is to attend the inauguration of Colombia's new pro-Israel president
• Colombia may renew its strategic alliance with Israel and open an embassy in Jerusalem

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