Israel Prepares Aid Mission to Earthquake-Hit Venezuela
Israel’s Foreign Ministry is preparing for the possible dispatch of an Israeli aid mission to Venezuela after the country was hit by severe earthquakes. The move would be a humanitarian response to the disaster, though no mission has been sent yet.
Israel and Venezuela do not maintain diplomatic relations, and Israel does not have an embassy in Caracas. Even so, officials see the consideration of an aid deployment as potentially laying groundwork for a future thaw in ties between the two countries. The report does not say when a decision will be made or what the mission would include if approved.
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