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The tiny Nauru opened an embassy in Jerusalem earlier this month, joining Papua New Guinea and the Fiji Islands among the only nine states that have made this decision.
The small island of Nauru thus opened an embassy in Jerusalem at the beginning of the month, joining Papua New Guinea and Fiji among the only nine states to have made this choice. The Samoan Islands said they wanted to imitate them this year. This decision is not annoyed because almost all countries with formal diplomatic representation to the Israeli authorities have their embassies in Tel Aviv. The status of Jerusalem is one of the most thorny…
The small island of Nauru opened an embassy in Jerusalem at the beginning of the month, joining Papua New Guinea and Fiji among the only nine States to have made this choice, and Samoa said it wanted to imitate them this year.
OIC condemns Nauru's decision to open embassy in Jerusalem
OIC condemns Nauru's decision to open embassy in Jerusalem The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has condemned the Republic of Nauru’s decision to open its embassy in the occupied Jerusalem. OIC emphasised that Jerusalem is an integral part of the Palestinian territory occupied in 1967, and that Nauru’s action is illegal under international law and relevant UN resolutions, particularly Security Council Resolutions 476 and 478 of 1980. T…
‘Easy decision’ – Naoero becomes third Pacific Islands Forum member with Jerusalem embassy
By RNZ Pacific reporters Naoero, formerly known as Nauru, has opened its embassy in Jerusalem, becoming the third Pacific Island nation to do so. Naoero’s Vice-President Lionel Aingimea said it sent a message to the world about where the island nation stood. Israel’s Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said Israel had committed to sending Naoero medical
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