Terrorists aim to sabotage our relationship with Jordan according to Herzog's statements regarding the border crossing incident
In a significant diplomatic event, President Isaac Herzog of Israel met with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka of Fiji in Jerusalem on Thursday. The meeting, which took place amidst ongoing tension due to a recent attack on Israelis at the Allenby Crossing, was marked by the opening of Fiji's embassy in the city.
Sitiveni Rabuka, who is also the Foreign Minister of Fiji, was in Jerusalem for the embassy's opening. President Herzog expressed his gratitude for this step, considering it a significant milestone.
However, the meeting was not without its challenges. The Allenby Crossing attack, which occurred on the same day, was a topic of discussion during the meeting. President Herzog expressed his concern over the incident, particularly about the hostages involved and the attempt to derail Israel's relations with Jordan.
The attack was reported to have been carried out by terrorists, and it was seen as an attempt to disrupt the peaceful proceedings of the embassy opening. Despite this, President Herzog expressed hope for improved relations between Israel and Jordan, and he extended his condolences to the families affected by the attack.
Several senior ministers from Fiji's government were also present during the meeting. The leaders discussed various aspects of bilateral relations, aiming to strengthen the ties between the two nations.
The opening of Fiji's embassy in Jerusalem is a testament to the growing relations between Israel and Fiji. This diplomatic event serves as a beacon of hope amidst the tension, signifying a commitment to peace and unity.
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