Colombia opens embassy in Jerusalem after restoring diplomatic ties with Israel

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How the sides differ Right sources stress Israeli celebration of the embassy as a new era; alternative sources split between reporting the restored ties and Algeria's condemnation.

Colombia opened an embassy in Jerusalem on Wednesday, according to all three reports. The AP says President Abelardo de la Espriella restored ties with Israel that his predecessor had cut over the war in Gaza, and that Colombia's Foreign Ministry welcomed the opening. Newsmax says Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar inaugurated the embassy, making Colombia the 10th country with a mission in Jerusalem, and presents it as a new era. Middle East Eye reports that Algeria condemned the move as an illegal attempt to alter Jerusalem's legal and historical status.

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Alternative · 2 sources APAPColombia opens an embassy in Jerusalem after restoring diplomatic ties with Israel

• MEMiddle East EyeAlgeria condemns Colombia's opening of embassy in occupied Jerusalem

Alternative outlets cover the shift in Colombia's policy and Algeria's condemnation of the embassy as illegal under international law.

Right NNewsmaxColombia Opens Embassy in Jerusalem; FM Sa'ar Hails New Era

Right-leaning coverage highlights Israel's Foreign Minister inaugurating the embassy and welcoming it as the start of a new era.