Israel’s presence in Africa
The article focused on Israel's infiltration into the African continent through strengthening its economic, military, and intelligence relations with many African countries, and gradually developing its influence—especially after the decline of Arab influence. The article indicated that Israel began establishing relations with certain countries against Egypt as early as the 1950s. This approach expanded after the Oslo Accords in the 1990s, and now Israel competes for markets and political support across Africa by implementing humanitarian programs, exchanging military and security expertise, and enhancing its presence through diplomatic visits and investments. These efforts have improved Israel's image and increased African support within international organizations, despite opposition from some Arab countries and the lack of Arab influence in shaping the continent's balance of power.
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