Avraham Neguise, Israel’s ambassador to Ethiopia, was expelled from a Rwandan genocide conference in Addis Ababa after member states declined to attend alongside him. The Israeli Foreign Ministry condemned the situation, highlighting impropriety at a commemorative event. This incident raises ongoing concerns regarding Israel’s diplomatic relations and military actions.
On Monday, Avraham Neguise, Israel’s ambassador to Ethiopia, was expelled from a conference on the Rwandan genocide in Addis Ababa, organized by the African Union. The expulsion occurred after several member states refused to participate alongside him. The Israeli Foreign Ministry has condemned this action, stating that it was unacceptable, especially given the event’s focus on commemorating the victims of the genocide.
This incident underscores the tense diplomatic relationships surrounding Israel, particularly in Africa, and highlights the complexity of regional politics. The expulsion of Ambassador Neguise from the conference, alongside ongoing criticism of Israel’s military actions, reflects the broader international concerns regarding its policies and their implications for civilian lives in conflict areas.
Original Source: www.aa.com.tr
