Venezuela and Israel reopen consulates after 17 years

The consular relations between Venezuela and Israel have been restored after 17 years of severance, as both governments announced the resumption of consular services following an agreement reached during discussions after a visit by an Israeli delegation to the country following the June earthquakes. This step is attributed to improved relations with Washington, Israel's ally, and Venezuela's reassessment of its position after cutting ties with Israel in 2009 due to attacks on the Gaza Strip. The statement emphasized the importance of maintaining relations with the Jewish community in Venezuela, while previous relations had been linked to an alliance with Iran, which diminished after the improvement of relations with the United States.

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