Israel Denies Report of Shifting Falklands Stance Under Netanyahu
Summarized from All Israel News by baba
Israel has denied a report that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered a shift in its stance on British sovereignty over the Falkland Islands. The report, published by The Telegraph, suggested Israel would now support direct talks between Argentina and the UK. Israel's embassy in the UK rejected the claims, though a UN statement last week acknowledged Argentina's position. The alleged policy shift comes amid UK-Israel tensions and follows statements by British officials critical of Israel.
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- Israel denied a report claiming Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered a shift in its Falklands sovereignty stance.
- The Telegraph reported Netanyahu instructed diplomats to support direct talks between Argentina and the UK.
- Israel's embassy in the UK rejected the report over the weekend.
- The alleged policy shift would align Israel with Argentine President Javier Milei.
- The report surfaced amid tensions between Israel and the UK over recent British statements.
- Israeli Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon made a statement acknowledging Argentina's position on the islands.
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