Algeria condemns Colombia's opening of embassy in occupied Jerusalem
Algeria condemns Colombia's opening of embassy in occupied Jerusalem Algeria has condemned the Colombian government’s decision to open an embassy in occupied Jerusalem. In a statement, the Algerian foreign ministry said the decision was the latest in a series of illegal attempts to alter the legal and historical status of Jerusalem and impose a fait accompli, in flagrant violation of…
Algeria has expressed strong disapproval of Colombia's decision to open an embassy in occupied Jerusalem. In a statement released by the Algerian foreign ministry, it was asserted that this move was part of a persistent pattern of unlawful actions aimed at changing the legal and historical status of Jerusalem. The ministry emphasized that this action was a clear violation of international law and multiple international resolutions.
The ministry further argued that this "illegal step" would not only undermine the two-state solution, which is widely supported by the international community, but also escalate tensions in the region. It would also hinder the progress towards achieving a comprehensive and lasting peace in the Middle East. Algeria reiterated its plea to the international community, with a special focus on the UN Security Council, to uphold its legal, moral, and historical responsibilities.
The country urged for immediate action to prevent these repeated attempts to establish an illegal status in the occupied Palestinian territories.
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