Israel-Africa

The other legacy of Entebbe: Israel’s forgotten African partnerships - opinion

Fifty years after the famous rescue, Israel should remember not only a military triumph, but the African partnerships that made it possible – and the lessons they hold for the future

Israeli army chief of staff, Lt. Gen. Mordechai Gur, gives a press conference following Operation Entebbe, in which Israeli special forces rescued 100 hostages held at Entebbe Airport in Uganda on July 3, 1976.Premium
Somaliland's President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi signs a guest book, next to Israel's President Isaac Herzog and Israel's first lady Michal Herzog, during his visit to the President's Residence in Jerusalem, June 14.PremiumPremium

In Somaliland, a Muslim nation calls Israel a friend - opinion

Global parliamentarians commit to recognizing Jerusalem's sovereignty during Knesset conference

Global parliamentarians commit to recognizing Jerusalem's sovereignty during Knesset conference

 Tigray, in northern Ethiopia, which is still recovering from a two-year war between the Ethiopian government and allied forces on one side, and Tigrayan forces on the other, during which the region’s economy was devastated and many were displaced.

The Nile dam standoff is heating up, and Israel is caught between allies - analysis


Downgrading Israel degrades South Africa

The South African government must now give serious consideration to whether or not to implement the ANC’s resolution.

AFRICAN NATIONAL Congress members arrive at its 54th National Conference in Johannesburg last month.

Africa could use another peaceful coup this year!

“Africa is the wealthiest continent, but the poorest and least developed.”

A man calling for Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe to step down protests in Harare, Zimbabwe

Israel is helping Africa face existential challenges

After decades of cold relations, Israel has returned to Africa and both have gained.

WOMEN IN the Senegalese village of Darou Fanaye sing and dance as Ambassador Paul Hirschson inspects an Israelisupported drip irrigation project.

Netanyahu signs multi-billion-dollar Power Africa agreement with US

The Power Africa project could revitalize ties between sub-Saharan countries and the Jewish state, recalling the heyday of strong ties during the mid-20th century.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu looks on as US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman (far-right) signs the multi-billion dollar Power Africa agreement with Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office, Eli Groner (center-left) and Economy Minister Eli Cohen (far-left).

Zambian president: ‘We will host Africa-Israel summit’

A long-planned summit in Togo last September that was expected to draw the leaders of between 20 to 25 African states to meet with Netanyahu was cancelled at the last minute.

Israel Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President of Zambia Edgar Chagwa Lungu.