Avraham Neguise, Israel’s ambassador to Ethiopia, was expelled from a genocide conference in Addis Ababa after member states declined to engage with him. The Israeli Foreign Ministry criticized the event’s Chairperson for politicizing the conference, which commemorated Rwandan genocide victims. The incident reflects broader diplomatic strains for Israel within the African Union.
On Monday, Israel’s ambassador to Ethiopia, Avraham Neguise, was expelled from a conference concerning the Rwandan genocide, which was organized by the African Union in Addis Ababa. This action was initiated after numerous member states expressed their unwillingness to participate alongside him. The Israeli Foreign Ministry issued a condemnation regarding the incident, emphasizing the inappropriateness of introducing political elements at a memorial event for the Tutsi genocide victims.
The expulsion of Ambassador Avraham Neguise from the Rwandan genocide conference highlights ongoing tensions between Israel and certain African nations regarding its foreign policy. This incident, coupled with Israel’s recent military actions in Gaza, underscores the challenging diplomatic landscape Israel faces within international forums. Further scrutiny entails implications for Israel’s status and relations within the African Union.
Original Source: www.aa.com.tr
