Latin America
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Warming relations: Israel and Colombia agree on mutual visa exemption
The cancellation of visa requirements with Bogota marks a dramatic shift, but is part of a much broader change. The strengthening of right-wing leaders, Venezuela's exit from the Iranian axis, and Israeli aid during natural disasters have led to unprecedented rapprochement. How did Latin America become the central target of Israeli diplomacy?
New details on the renewal of relations with Venezuela — and the blue wave that continues to intensify
Israel has leveraged opportunities following the regime change and a devastating earthquake in Venezuela to strengthen ties in Latin America. This success is part of a broader geopolitical shift as more countries in the region align with Jerusalem.
The Latin American Pendulum: Israel's New Opportunity - and the Trap
After years of disconnection, boycotts, and hostility, the political map is turning: Colombia has recognized Israeli sovereignty on the Golan, Venezuela has opened its first channel in 17 years, and other governments are deepening ties with Jerusalem. What is driving the shift - and how is Israel trying to prevent the next blow when the pendulum swings again?