Colombia backs Israel’s Golan claim, signaling stronger Bogotá–Jerusalem ties
TL;DR
Colombia’s Foreign Ministry announced it recognizes Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights as an essential component of national defense, making Bogotá the second UN member to do so after the United States; the move aligns with Colombia’s broader push to strengthen ties with Israel, including restoring diplomatic relations, appointing ambassadors, and relocating its embassy to Jerusalem.
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