Israel-Gaza War, Columbia

Reuters: Columbia announces it will break diplomatic relations with Israel over Gaza

Columbian President Gustavo Petro had already harshly criticized Israel and even compared its actions to Nazi Germany, much like Brazilian President Lula de Silva.

Gustavo Petro. (Photo: Daniel Andres Garzon/Shutterstock)

Columbian President Gustavo Petro announced today (Wednesday) that his country would be breaking diplomatic ties with Israel over the war in Gaza.

This decision comes after continued deterioration in relations between the two countries since the war broke out, including a public comparison of Israel to the Nazis, an end to weapons purchases from Israel, and threats to end diplomatic relations if Israel did not heed a non-binding UN Security Resolution calling for a cease fire.

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