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The elected Colombian president, Néstor Abelardo de la Espriella, intends to open an embassy for his country in occupied Jerusalem to strengthen relations with Israel, following the future government's decision to proceed in this direction. This comes after Colombia severed its relations with Israel in 2024 due to the Gaza Strip war, and de la Espriella, who is supported by Trump, has pledged to restore diplomatic ties, along with efforts to tighten security measures against armed groups and establish a military alliance with the United States and Israel. The new government's plans also include withdrawing support for the lawsuit filed by South Africa against Israel for genocide in Gaza and working to restore relations and facilitate visa exchanges. This move is part of a broader trend to enhance diplomatic and security relations with Israel following a period of tension.
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