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Saudi Arabia denounces the Colombian Embassy in Jerusalem as a violation of international law

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Saudi Arabia and the Arab League have condemned the opening of the Colombian Embassy in East Jerusalem, denouncing the move as a violation of international law. The organizations stated that establishing the diplomatic mission in the disputed city infringes upon its historical and legal status and constitutes an explicit recognition of Israeli sovereignty over occupied territory.

The condemnation highlights ongoing international tensions surrounding the diplomatic status of Jerusalem. The Arab League, representing 22 member states, joined Riyadh in opposing the measure, underscoring the broader geopolitical sensitivities attached to foreign diplomatic representations in the city.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Liga Árabe condena apertura de Embajada de Colombia en Jerusalén por vulnerar su estatus Focuses on the Arab League's collective condemnation and the violation of Jerusalem's legal status.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Arabia Saudí denuncia la Embajada de Colombia en Jerusalén como una violación del Derecho Internacional Highlights Saudi Arabia's specific denunciation regarding the recognition of Israeli sovereignty over occupied territory.
Read the full story at the source Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) · AR ↗
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