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Middle Eastern Leaders Unite Against Israel's Controversial Somaliland Recognition

12/28/2025
In a powerful joint statement, foreign ministers from various Arab nations condemned Israel's recognition of Somaliland, citing severe risks to regional peace and international stability. This unprecedented action has raised alarms over the potential repercussions for Somalia and the broader geopolitical landscape.
Middle Eastern Leaders Unite Against Israel's Controversial Somaliland Recognition
Arab foreign ministers strongly reject Israel's recognition of Somaliland, warning of dire consequences for peace and international law.

Ministers of Foreign Affairs Condemn Israel's Recognition of Somaliland

The Ministers of Foreign Affairs from the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Arab Republic of Egypt, People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria, Union of the Comoros, Republic of Djibouti, Republic of The Gambia, Islamic Republic of Iran, Republic of Iraq, State of Kuwait, State of Libya, Republic of Maldives, Federal Republic of Nigeria, Sultanate of Oman, Islamic Republic of Pakistan, State of Palestine, State of Qatar, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Federal Republic of Somalia, Republic of the Sudan, Republic of Türkiye, Republic of Yemen, and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation have collectively voiced their strong opposition to Israel's recent recognition of the “Somaliland” region of the Federal Republic of Somalia.

Rejection of Israel's Recognition

On December 26, 2025, Israel's recognition of Somaliland sparked outrage among these nations due to the significant implications it poses for peace and security in the Horn of Africa and the Red Sea. The ministers emphasized that this action not only threatens regional stability but also undermines international peace and security at large, demonstrating Israel’s blatant disregard for international law.

Strong Condemnation of Violations

The gathered ministers condemned Israel's recognition in the strongest terms, labeling it a serious violation of the principles outlined in international law and the United Nations Charter. These principles mandate the protection of state sovereignty and territorial integrity, highlighting Israel's expansionist actions that compromise the established norms of international relations.

Support for Somalia's Sovereignty

In their statement, the ministers expressed full support for the sovereignty of the Federal Republic of Somalia. They unequivocally rejected any actions that may threaten Somalia's unity, territorial integrity, or sovereignty over its entire territory. This solidarity reinforces the commitment of these nations to uphold the principles of international law and the rights of sovereign states.

Concerns Over Precedent and Security

The ministers warned that the recognition of fragmented statehood poses a serious precedent, jeopardizing international peace and security. They underscored that such actions violate core principles of international law and the United Nations Charter, potentially leading to further instability in the region.

Rejection of Link to Palestinian Displacement

Furthermore, they categorically rejected any potential connection between Israel's recognition of Somaliland and attempts to forcibly displace the Palestinian people. This stance reflects a commitment to human rights and the principle that any form of displacement is unacceptable.

As global discussions continue, the ministers remain steadfast in their resolve to advocate for the principles of sovereignty, territorial integrity, and international law, ensuring that the rights and dignity of all nations are upheld.

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