"Because of the treatment against Israel": Colombia withdraws from the "Group of The Hague" forum

The Colombian government announced its withdrawal from the 'Group of The Hague' forum, an association of countries that operated against Israel. Government spokesman Miller Soto said the forum was established to isolate and attack Israel. The move joins the recognition of the Golan Heights and the transfer of the embassy to Jerusalem.

The Colombian government, under the right-wing leadership of President Abelardo de la Espriella, announced its withdrawal from the 'Group of The Hague' forum — an association of countries that operated against Israel. Government spokesman Miller Soto said the forum was established to isolate and attack Israel, and that Colombia rejects this approach. The move is part of a broader policy shift: Colombia recognized the Golan Heights as Israeli sovereign territory, announced the transfer of its embassy to Jerusalem, and Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar met with the new president. The article mentions that the Hague court issued arrest warrants against Prime Minister Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Gallant, but does not elaborate on the legal proceedings.