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18 countries condemn Somaliland move to open ‘embassy’ in occupied Jerusalem
The foreign ministers of Turkiye and 17 other countries strongly condemned the “illegal and unacceptable” move by the breakaway Somaliland region to open a so-called embassy in occupied Jerusalem, …
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dawn.com
'Illegal, unacceptable': Pakistan, 13 other nations condemn Somaliland's announcement of opening embassy in Jerusalem
Countries reject “unilateral measures aimed at enriching an illegal reality in occupied Jerusalem".
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hurriyetdailynews.com
Türkiye, regional actors slam Somaliland over Jerusalem ‘embassy’ - Türkiye News
Türkiye and prominent regional actors condemned Somaliland’s decision to open an embassy in Jerusalem, expressing full support to the territorial integrity and political unity of…
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english.alarabiya.net
Saudi Arabia, Arab and Islamic nations condemn Somaliland’s ‘embassy’ in Jerusalem
Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister, among other Arab and Islamic officials, condemned the “illegal and unacceptable” step taken by the Somaliland region in
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arabnews.com
Foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, other Muslim countries condemn opening of Somaliland embassy in Jerusalem
RIYADH: The foreign ministers of Arab and Muslim countries, including Saudi Arabia, strongly condemned on Sunday the opening of a “purported” Somaliland embassy in Jerusalem.…
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en.tempo.co
Indonesia Condemns Somaliland Bid to Open Embassy in Jerusalem
Indonesia, along with 17 other countries, strongly condemned the "illegal and unacceptable" move by Somaliland.
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middleeastmonitor.com
18 countries condemn Somaliland move to open ‘embassy’ in occupied Jerusalem
The foreign ministers of Turkiye and 17 other countries strongly condemned the “illegal and unacceptable” move by the breakaway Somaliland region to open a so-called embassy in…
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saudigazette.com.sa
Saudi Arabia and 18 Muslim countries condemn Somaliland’s opening of purported embassy in Jerusalem
Ministers of foreign affairs of Saudi Arabia and 18 other Arab and Islamic countries condemned in the strongest terms the illegal and unacceptable step taken by the so-called…
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timesofoman.com
Sayyid Badr, counterparts condemn opening of so-called Somaliland embassy
This move constitutes a flagrant violation of international law
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africa.businessinsider.com
Africa’s newest self-declared nation faces a diplomatic setback from 14-state Arab, African coalition
A coalition of Middle Eastern, African, and Asian countries has jointly condemned a controversial diplomatic move by the self-declared Republic of Somaliland, highlighting the…
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Saudi Arabia deletes joint statement condemning Somaliland embassy opening in Jerusalem
Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Ministry deleted a joint statement condemning the opening of a Somaliland embassy in occupied Jerusalem, just hours after publishing it. The statement was…
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Arab and Islamic states reject reported Somaliland move to open representation in Jerusalem
Fifteen Arab and Islamic countries jointly rejected plans by the self-declared Somaliland to open a “so-called embassy” in occupied Jerusalem and considered the move a “flagrant…
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zerohedge.com
Arab States Voice Outrage Over New 'Illegal' Embassy Opening In Jerusalem
16 Arab Islamic countries led by Qatar, Egypt, Saudi Arabia...
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middleeasteye.net
UAE and Bahrain fail to join GCC condemnation of Somaliland opening embassy in Jerusalem
A range of Arab and Muslim states denounce 'illegal' move by the breakaway Somali state
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Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Turkey and Pakistan enraged by Somaliland's move to open an embassy in Israel’s Jerusalem
A coalition of Arab and Muslim-majority countries has condemned Somaliland’s decision to open what it described as a diplomatic mission in Jerusalem, escalating tensions around…
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Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkey enraged by Somaliland's move to open an embassy in Israel’s Jerusalem
A coalition of Arab and Muslim-majority countries has condemned Somaliland’s decision to open what it described as a diplomatic mission in Jerusalem, escalating tensions around…