Occupation joins Pacific Islands Forum to reduce isolation
The occupation's foreign minister announced the acceptance of its membership as an official partner in the Pacific Islands Forum, aiming to strengthen diplomatic relations with the countries of the region. This accession comes after the approval of the participating nations’ leaders during a meeting in Palau, and it allows the entity to engage in areas of cooperation such as water management, agriculture, and climate change mitigation—in order to break international isolation and affirm its regional presence. At the same time, the occupation is moving toward opening embassies and normalizing relations with several island nations, seeking to enhance its political influence and reduce international support for the Palestinians.
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