Venezuela and Israel agree to establish consular services after 17-year diplomatic break
Most outlets reported the agreement between Venezuela and Israel to establish consular services following a 17-year diplomatic break. Arab News Pakistan described the move as a “dramatic shift in Venezuela’s geopolitical alignment,” while The Express Tribune led with the reestablishment of relations without elaborating on its geopolitical implications.
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Venezuela agrees with Israel to establish consular services after 17-year diplomatic break
CARACAS: Venezuela’s government said on Tuesday it has agreed with Israel to establish a coordination mechanism to enable consular services, a dramatic shift in Venezuela’s geopolitical alignment after it broke relations with Israel in 2009. Venezuela, which ended relations 17 years ago over Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip, was historically allied with Iran but its government h...
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