Venezuela and Occupation State To Resume Consular Ties
The State of Israel and Venezuela have announced the resumption of consular relations between them after a 17-year hiatus. This development followed a visit by an Israeli delegation to Venezuela and discussions between officials, which focused on technical cooperation and emergency response efforts after the double earthquake that struck the region in June. This move comes despite the history of hostility between the two countries, as Venezuela severed its relations with Israel 17 years ago following Israeli attacks on Gaza. It also occurs in the context of improving relations between Venezuela and the United States after Washington detained President Nicolás Maduro in January. The reestablishment of relations signifies a new balance in regional and international politics.
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