Само да попипам: след миграцията на deus ex machina не виждам иконките за редактиране, а само заглавията им: удебелен, курсив, подчертан (нищо не съм намекнал), субскрипт, суперскрипт и тям подобен миш-маш. Та, повредата в моя (бая модифициран) телевизор ли е или някъде из телевизионната кула? Да знам дали да го бия с чехъла за подобряване на визиосигнала или да изчакам постмиграционното донатамъняване да приключи.

In a statement on X, Felix Plasencia Gonzalez, Venezuela’s minister of foreign relations, said the decision to restore consular ties came after Israel deployed a team to Venezuela after twin earthquakes devastated the South American country.

“The Governments of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and the State of Israel report that they have agreed to continue bilateral technical cooperation derived from the emergency and recovery efforts following the double earthquake, as well as to establish a coordination mechanism for the provision of consular services to their respective citizens residing in both countries,” he said....
“both governments recognise the importance of the bond between the State of Israel and the Jewish community residing in Venezuela, which constitutes an important historical bridge of friendship between the two countries”.
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Last week, Chile and Honduras restored their ambassadors to Israel after both were withdrawn amid the war in Gaza. Argentinian President Javier Milei announced last year that the country’s embassy would be relocated to Jerusalem.

The move mirrors Trump’s decision to relocate the embassy to Jerusalem, long seen as the future capital of a Palestinian state, in 2018.

Upon taking office last week, Colombia’s new right-wing president, Abelardo de la Espriella, recognised Israel’s claim of sovereignty over the occupied Syrian Golan Heights. The United Nations represents the territory as part of Syria.

The approach represented a major pivot from his predecessor, leftist Gustavo Petro, who was among the region’s top critics of Israel.

With Maduro gone and Iranian networks in retreat, Israel should re-establish diplomatic relations with Caracas and launch a “Venezuela-Israel Strategic Reconstruction Partnership” under the Isaac Accords. The initiative would not only expand this strategic diplomatic initiative but also rest on three pillars: co-production of drones and surveillance systems to replace Iranian manufacturing and secure borders; cybersecurity hubs to protect new democratic institutions from Iranian retaliation; and a Mossad-led fusion center in Caracas to dismantle residual Hezbollah cells while training Venezuelan forces in Israeli doctrine.
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The door stands wide open. After the upcoming elections in Israel, the new administration should consider establishing adedicated Latin America task force and launching pilot projects in Argentina and Venezuela before the year’s end.