Colombia opens embassy in Jerusalem after President de la Espriella restores ties with Israel

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How the sides differ Alternative sources stress the diplomatic shift and the war in Gaza; right sources stress a campaign promise and blame Marxists for cutting ties.

Colombia opened an embassy in Jerusalem on Wednesday. Conservative President Abelardo de la Espriella restored diplomatic relations with Israel, which had been cut off under his predecessor. The alternative source says the predecessor severed ties over the war in Gaza and notes that the Foreign Ministry welcomed the opening. The right-leaning source presents the opening as the fulfillment of a campaign promise and describes the earlier break as the work of Marxists.

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

• AJAl JazeeraColombia opposition groups launch protest against de la Espriella’s cuts

Presents the opening as a major shift in relations, noting the earlier break over Gaza and the Foreign Ministry's positive response.

Right BBreitbartColombia Opens Embassy in Jerusalem, Restores Ties with Israel Cut by Marxists

Frames the embassy as a kept campaign promise by a conservative president, and attributes the earlier break to Marxists.