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Colombia opens embassy in West Jerusalem as new president embraces Israel

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Colombia has officially opened an embassy in West Jerusalem, marking a significant shift in the nation's foreign policy. The inauguration follows the recent election of President Abelardo de la Espriella, whose new right-wing administration has moved to deepen diplomatic ties with Israel. Colombia becomes the tenth country to establish an embassy in the city.

The move has been characterized by Israeli officials as the beginning of a new era in bilateral relations. While the development is being celebrated by the Israeli government as a strengthening of ties, the transition has also been noted for its controversial nature within the broader geopolitical landscape.

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Times of Israel Focuses on diplomatic strengthening and a new golden age
Middle East Eye Highlights the controversial nature of the diplomatic shift
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