Israel Returns to Africa
“A source of inspiration that teaches us what man can do in a short span of time.”
September 2, 2021
Israel Returns to Africa
“A source of inspiration that teaches us what man can do in a short span of time.”
Prior to 1967, Jerusalem had diplomatic relations with over 30 African nations; in the 1970s, that number fell to merely three. But in recent years, the Jewish state has been gradually restoring its ties to the continent—fulfilling the visions of Golda Meir and Theodor Herzl. A major step forward occurred in July, when Israel was given observer status in the African Union (AU). J. Peter Pham writes:
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