Chile, Honduras return ambassadors to Israel for first time since October 7
During his meeting with Chile's ambassador, Herzog addressed ongoing diplomatic efforts surrounding the Gaza conflict and referred to the Trump Peace Council initiative.
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President Isaac Herzog recently received the credentials of six new ambassadors, including those from Chile and Honduras, marking their return to Israel for the first time since the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack. The ambassadors, also from Sri Lanka, Georgia, Nigeria, and Germany, presented their credentials in official ceremonies at the President's Residence.
- During his meeting with Chile's ambassador, Herzog discussed ongoing diplomatic efforts related to the Gaza conflict and mentioned the Trump Peace Council initiative.
- Herzog stated, "We are still coping with the pain and the trauma, but we are also rebuilding every single day."
- He expressed belief that current diplomatic efforts, supported by the Trump Peace Council, could foster dialogue in the region.
- Herzog welcomed the council's "20-point plan," adopted by the UN Security Council, but emphasized that progress hinges on Hamas being disarmed.
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