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Somaliland foreign minister says Israeli ties can deepen, including possible military base
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100% centerFirst reported by Ynet · Jun 17, 2026
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Somaliland’s foreign minister said his country welcomes deeper ties with Israel, including possible military cooperation and future direct flights. He called the recent presidential visit to Israel historic, highlighted the opening of Somaliland’s embassy in Jerusalem, and said Israelis and investors are welcome in Somaliland.
- 01Somaliland does not rule out an Israeli military base on its territory.
- 02A Somaliland presidential delegation made its first state visit to Israel.
- 03The two countries opened Somaliland’s first embassy in Jerusalem.
- 04Adam said Israelis and tourists are welcome in Somaliland.
- 05He cited 850 kilometers of coastline and desert attractions.
- 06He said no outside pressure will stop Somaliland from pursuing ties.
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