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Colombia-Israel relations 
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IsraelColombia–Israel relations are the diplomatic relations between the Republic of Colombia and the State of Israel which were officially established in the mid-1950s.
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History
In 1947, during a United Nations session, General Assembly Resolution 181 recommended the partition of British Mandate Palestine into one Jewish and one Arab state. Colombia abstained.[1]
In the mid 1950s both countries officially established diplomatic relations and set up embassies in Bogotá and Tel Aviv respectively.[2] Relations improved tremendously in 1988 when major trade agreements were signed between Israel and Colombia.
Technological cooperation
Colombia has purchased planes, drones, weapons and intelligence systems from Israel.[3]
See also
- International recognition of Israel
References
External links
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