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Colombia leaves the Hague Group after alleging that the organization wants to "isolate and attack Israel"

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The Colombian government announced its withdrawal from the Hague Group, an international alliance it co-founded in 2025 alongside South Africa. The group was established to coordinate diplomatic and legal actions regarding the conflict in Gaza and the situation in Palestine. Colombia previously served as a member and co-president of the coalition.

Bogotá justified the departure by alleging that the organization’s current trajectory seeks to isolate and attack Israel. This decision marks a shift in Colombia's diplomatic stance regarding the multilateral efforts aimed at addressing the ongoing military offensive in the Gaza Strip.

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Infobae (first snippet) Focuses on the ideological accusation of isolating and attacking Israel
Infobae (second snippet) Emphasizes the formal withdrawal from the role of co-president
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