South American Nations Sever Ties with Israel over Gaza Attacks

Bolivia has announced that it is cutting diplomatic ties with Israel in response to the ongoing attacks on Gaza, condemning Israel's "aggressive and disproportionate military offensive." Chile and Colombia have also announced the recall of their ambassadors, citing Israeli violations of humanitarian law. The shift in South America comes after Israeli strikes hit a crowded refugee camp in Gaza, resulting in numerous casualties. International human rights groups have expressed concern over Israel's bombardment and siege on Gaza, which has led to a worsening humanitarian crisis. Bolivia's decision makes it one of the few Latin American countries without diplomatic relations with Israel.
- Bolivia cuts diplomatic ties with Israel over attacks in Gaza The Washington Post
- Bolivia has cut diplomatic relations with Israel due to 'disproportionate' attacks on Gaza strip Al Jazeera English
- Recalling ambassador, Chile's president accuses Israel of 'unacceptable' rights violations in Gaza The Times of Israel
- Israel Faces Anger Over Gaza Onslaught; Bolivia Cuts Ties; Chile & Colombia Recall Envoys | Details Hindustan Times
- South American leaders rebuke Israel's anti-Hamas offensive in Gaza NPR
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