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Argentine President Javier Milei quickly ended his European tour due to Iran’s attack on Israel, returning from the U.S.

to lead a crucial crisis committee meeting.Key cabinet members and Israeli Ambassador Eyal Sela attended, highlighting the situation’s severity.The Argentine presidency issued a strong statement condemning Iran’s aggressive actions and reaffirming its solid support for Israel’s sovereignty.The statement praised Israel as a pillar of Western values, with Argentina vowing to oppose any threats against it.This stance gains importance given Argentina’s significant Jewish community, the largest in the Hispanic world, numbering around 250,000.The memory of past tragedies, such as the 1992 Israeli Embassy and 1994 AMIA bombings linked to Iran and executed by Hezbollah, highlights Argentina’s profound commitment.Argentina Strengthens Ties with Israel as a Key Ally in Latin America – Israeli President Isaac Herzog and Javierl Milei.

(Photo Internet reproduction)The meeting included not only President Milei but also Vice President Victoria Villarruel, Secretary General Karina Milei, and other senior officials.Following the assembly, spokesman Manuel Adorni reaffirmed Argentina’s staunch support for Israel.Ambassador Sela expressed gratitude to Milei for his firm stance against Iran, a sentiment recognized by Israeli leaders Netanyahu and Herzog.Milei strengthened this commitment by establishing a crisis committee to monitor and potentially coordinate responses to the Iran-Israel conflict.This initiative involves major global players like the USA, France, Germany, and Italy.Milei’s administration is notable in Latin America for openly supporting Israel’s defense against Hamas, aligning with nations that value freedom.This policy reflects Argentina’s geopolitical strategy and history with terrorism, emphasizing the complex interplay of international relations and internal resolutions.Argentina Strengthens Ties with Israel as a Key Ally in Latin AmericaMilei’s stance on Israel marks a significant shift from Argentina’s historically balanced Middle East diplomacy.This pro-Israel stance diverges from past policies, blending economic and cultural interests in a unique approach.This move sets Argentina apart in Latin America, where countries like Brazil and Chile have been critical of Israel.

This could influence regional geopolitics.





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