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Colombia Opens Embassy in Jerusalem, Restores Ties with Israel Cut by Marxists
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- Colombia opened an embassy in Jerusalem on Wednesday, marking a major shift in relations with Israel after conservative President Abelardo de la Espriella restored diplomatic ties severed by his predecessor over the war in Gaza. — The Republic New Reported by 2 outlets Also in nearly the same words: Toronto Star
- Colombia opened its embassy in Jerusalem, becoming the 10th country to do so, as President Abelardo de la Espriella reverses his predecessor’s rupture with Israel and restores diplomatic and trade ties. — Independent Journal Review
- Colombia opened its embassy in Jerusalem on Wednesday, becoming the 10th country to do so, as new President Abelardo de la Espriella reversed his predecessor's break with Israel by also restoring a free trade agreement between the two countries. — Straits Times New
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- Colombia Opens Jerusalem Embassy, Restores Israel Ties — Independent Journal Review · 17:58 UTC
- Israel, Colombia restore free trade deal ahead of Jerusalem embassy inauguration — Jerusalem News Syndicate · 07:13 UTC
- Colombia opens embassy in Jerusalem, restores free trade deal with Israel — Straits Times · 10:15 UTC
- Colombia opens embassy in West Jerusalem as new president embraces Israel — Middle East Eye · 11:42 UTC
- Colombia opens embassy in Jerusalem and restores free trade with Israel — Al Jazeera · 12:28 UTC
- Jerusalem milestone: Colombia opens embassy in Israel’s capital — Arutz Sheva · 13:32 UTC
- Colombia Opens Embassy in Jerusalem, Restores Ties with Israel Cut by Marxists — Breitbart News · 15:57 UTC
- Colombia opens an embassy in Jerusalem after restoring diplomatic ties with Israel — The Independent · 17:30 UTC
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