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HaaretzPolitics

Netanyahu Orders Shift in Israel's Falklands Stance Over UK Sanctions

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Hebrew · 14 newsrooms covering

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered Israeli diplomats to back Argentina's claim to the Falkland Islands, reversing Israel's previous stance. This move is reportedly in retaliation for the UK's decision to impose sanctions on Israeli settlements. The shift in policy was revealed by The Telegraph.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered a change in Israel's stance on the Falkland Islands.
  • Israel will now support Argentina's claim to sovereignty over the islands.
  • The decision is a response to UK sanctions imposed on Israeli settlements.
  • The report was published by The Telegraph newspaper.
  • This represents a reversal of Israel's prior position.
Netanyahu Orders Shift in Israel's Falklands Stance Over UK Sanctions
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed Israeli diplomats to support Argentina's claim of sovereignty over the Falkland Islands, according to a report by The Telegraph. This marks a significant shift in Israel's long-standing position on the disputed territory.

The decision is reportedly a retaliatory measure following the United Kingdom's recent imposition of sanctions on Israeli settlements. The Telegraph revealed that the Prime Minister's directive was issued in response to the UK's actions.

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