Venezuela and Israel Reopen Ties

Venezuela and Israel have reached an agreement to establish a coordination mechanism for providing consular services to the citizens of both countries. This comes after a 17-year diplomatic break since relations were severed in 2009 due to the Gaza war. The agreement does not yet include the resumption of full diplomatic relations or the reopening of embassies. The aim is to enhance technical cooperation, particularly in disaster response and reconstruction efforts, following Israel’s dispatch of a delegation to assist with rescue efforts after the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela, resulting in over 6,300 deaths. This development is an important step toward improving relations between the two countries and indicates Venezuela’s movement toward political and diplomatic rapprochement with Israel, although full diplomatic ties have not yet been restored.

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