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Former Colombian President Criticizes Establishing Relations with Israel

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Former Colombian President Criticizes Establishing Relations with Israel
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  • Former Colombian President Gustavo Petro criticized the establishment of diplomatic relations with Israel.
  • Petro argued that establishing relations with Israel would be equivalent to applauding genocide.
  • Petro called for the full sovereignty of both the Palestinian and Israeli states.

Former Colombian President Gustavo Petro criticized the establishment of diplomatic relations with Israel while Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's government is in office, arguing that it would be equivalent to supporting the situation in Gaza. Petro called for the full sovereignty of both the Palestinian and Israeli states. Petro stated that establishing relations with Israel would be equivalent to applauding genocide, emphasizing the need to improve the situation in Gaza. These statements have brought the tension between Israel and Palestine back to the agenda.

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Why has the tension between Israel and Palestine come back to the agenda?
Due to former Colombian President Gustavo Petro's criticism of establishing diplomatic relations with Israel and his attention to Israel's situation in Gaza.
What does Petro think establishing relations with Israel means?
Petro thinks that establishing relations with Israel would be equivalent to applauding genocide.
What is Petro's proposal?
Petro is calling for the full sovereignty of both the Palestinian and Israeli states.

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