Israel renews diplomatic ties with Guinea

In Paris, Foreign Ministry director-general Dore Gold signs an agreement with his Guinean counterpart to resume diplomatic ties between the two countries.

The two countries severed ties in 1967.

The Foreign Ministry in a statement hails the move, saying both countries have come “full circle,” and urging other African countries who do not have a relationship with Israel to follow suit.

— Raphael Ahren

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