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MignewsPolitics

Israel Appoints New Ambassadors to Latvia and Honduras

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Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on October 18, 2026, the appointment of Anna Ben-Ezra as ambassador to Latvia and Ido Bromberg as ambassador to Honduras. Both candidates have extensive diplomatic experience. Foreign Affairs Minister Gideon Saar will submit the nominations for approval by government committees, with the process expected to conclude in the coming weeks. The new ambassadors will begin their roles after final approvals and host country consent.

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  • Anna Ben-Ezra appointed Israel's ambassador to Latvia.
  • Ido Bromberg appointed Israel's ambassador to Honduras.
  • Appointments require approval from ministerial and government committees.
  • The approval process is expected to be completed in the coming weeks.
  • New ambassadors will assume duties after final procedures and host country consent.

The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on October 18, 2026, the appointment of two new ambassadors. The Commission for the Appointment of Heads of Diplomatic Missions Abroad decided to appoint Anna Ben-Ezra as Israel's ambassador to Latvia. Ben-Ezra currently directs the Project Planning and Development Department in the Public Diplomacy Division and previously served as an advisor to Israel's mission to the EU and NATO. Ido Bromberg has been appointed as Israel's ambassador to Honduras. Bromberg currently heads the Human Rights and International Organizations Department and has previously held positions as a political advisor in Tokyo and a public liaison officer in Paris. Foreign Affairs Minister Gideon Saar will present these appointments to the ministerial committee for diplomatic service appointments for approval. Following this, the nominations will undergo official government review, with the process expected to conclude in the coming weeks. The new ambassadors will assume their duties after completing all necessary procedures and receiving approval from the host countries.

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