In a Changing World, Japan-Israel Relations Are Growing Stronger
The Abraham Accords, the war in Ukraine, and the rise of China have brought Tokyo closer to Jerusalem.
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In a Changing World, Japan-Israel Relations Are Growing Stronger
The Abraham Accords, the war in Ukraine, and the rise of China have brought Tokyo closer to Jerusalem.
Last month, the Israeli defense minister Benny Gantz visited Japan, where he and his counterparts concluded an agreement concerning security cooperation between the countries. The agreement is an outgrowth of the policies of the late prime minister Shinzo Abe, who cultivated warmer and more robust ties with the Jewish state as part of a more general reorientation of Tokyo’s foreign policy. Eyal Ben-Ari comments:
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