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Netanyahu Hails Colombia as Israel's Best Friend at Embassy Opening
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared Colombia Israel's best friend at the opening of its embassy in Jerusalem. He highlighted his efforts to deepen ties with Latin America, noting that no previous Israeli prime minister had traveled south of Texas.
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What happened
- 01Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Colombia Israel's best friend at the opening of its embassy in Jerusalem.
- 02Netanyahu revealed no prior Israeli prime minister had traveled south of Texas until his own visits.
- 03He expressed concern over a past disruption of ties due to new leaders influenced by a "global woke alliance."
- 04The Prime Minister emphasized a resurgence of friendship based on shared values and a common Jewish-Christian heritage.
- 05Netanyahu highlighted a shared vision for the future and a common struggle of civilization against barbarism.
- 06He instructed his staff to update his world map to include all of Latin America, Africa, and Asia.
Netanyahu expressed concern over a past decline in relations but celebrated a current resurgence of friendship based on shared values and heritage. He praised Colombia's courage and vision, emphasizing a shared future and a common struggle against barbarism.
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