Iiraa'iil oo doonaysa in ay xoojiso xiriirkeeda xulafada cusub oo ay ku jirto Somaliland

Safiirka Iiraa'iil ee Maraykanka ayaa ka hadlay isbeddellada amniga ee Bariga Dhexe

Amichai Chikli, safiirka Iiraa'iil ee Maraykanka, ayaa sheegay in dalkiisu u baahan yahay in uu sii xoojiyo xiriirka uu la leeyahay xulafada ay ka mid yihiin Somaliland, Giriigga, Qubrus iyo Imaaraadka Carabta. Chikli wuxuu si gaar ah u muujiyay baahida loo qabo in la qoto-dheereeyo xiriirkaasi.

Walaaca lala joogo Isbahaysiga Makka

Chikli wuxuu walaac xooggan ka muujiyay waxa uu ku tilmaamay "horumar aad khatar u ah oo walaac leh" oo ka dhashay Isbahaysiga Makka. Heshiiskan ayaa dhowaan wada saxiixdeen Sacuudiga, Turkiga iyo Pakistan, ayuu qoray safiirka.

Chikli wuxuu sheegay in Sacuudigu uu horey heshiis difaac ula lahaa Pakistan, balse uu walaac ka qabo xiriirka sii xoogeysanaya ee Riyaad iyo Ankara. Wuxuu Turkiga ku eedeeyay inuu hadda si toos ah uga soo horjeedo Iiraa'iil.

Saamaynta suurtagalka ah ee gobolka

Safiirka ayaa ka digay in tallaabada Sacuudigu u qaadayo u dhowaanshaha Turkigu ay keeni karto cawaaqib culus oo dhinaca amniga iyo siyaasadda ah. Tani waxay gaar ahaan saamayn karta Badda Mediterranean-ka iyo jiidda Suuriya.

Xiriirka u dhexeeya Iiraa'iil iyo Turkiga ayaa muddooyinkii dambe si weyn u xumaaday, iyadoo ay isku hayaan arrimo la xiriira siyaasadda gobolka, amniga iyo xaaladda Bariga Dhexe. "Isbahaysiga Makka waa horumar aad khatar u ah oo aad u walaac badan," ayuu yiri Chikli.

Xoojinta iskaashiga xulafada

Xaaladda cusub ayaa Iiraa'iil ku qasbeysa inay sii xoojiso iskaashiga ay la leedahay dhinacyada ay u aragto xulafada muhiimka ah. Chikli wuxuu qeexay in kuwooda ay ka mid yihiin maamulka Somaliland, Giriigga, Qubrus iyo Imaaraadka Carabta.

Qoto-dheeraynta xiriirkaasi waa qayb ka mid ah istaraatiijiyadda Iiraa'iil ee ka jawaabta isbeddellada amniga ee gobolka. Safiirku wuxuu carrabka ku dhigay mudnaanta ay leedahay xiriirka lala yeesho maamulka Somaliland iyo wadamada kale.

Israel's ambassador to the United States, Amichai Chikli, has called for deeper partnerships with key allies including Somaliland, Greece, Cyprus, and the UAE, as shifting regional dynamics in the Middle East prompt Tel Aviv to recalibrate its security strategy.

Israel Seeks Closer Alliances in a Changing Middle East

Amichai Chikli, Israel's ambassador to the US, stated that the country needs to strengthen its ties with allies including Somaliland, Greece, Cyprus, and the UAE. He specifically highlighted the importance of deepening Israel's relationship with the Somaliland administration, Greece, Cyprus, and the UAE.

Chikli noted that Israel is compelled to strengthen its partnerships with key allies it considers important, including Somaliland, Greece, Cyprus, and the UAE, as regional security dynamics continue to evolve.

Concerns Over the Makkah Initiative and Turkey's Role

Chikli expressed serious concern about the 'Makkah Initiative,' which he described as a 'very dangerous and very worrying development.' The Makkah Initiative was recently signed by Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, raising alarms in Tel Aviv.

Chikli accused Turkey of now directly opposing Israel, and warned that Saudi Arabia's move closer to Turkey could have serious security and political consequences, especially regarding the Mediterranean Sea and the Syrian front.

Deteriorating Israel-Turkey Relations Drive Strategic Shifts

Israel and Turkey's relationship has deteriorated significantly in recent months over regional politics, security, and the Middle East situation, prompting Israel to look toward alternative partnerships.

Chikli noted that Saudi Arabia previously had a defense agreement with Pakistan but is now concerned about the strengthening relationship between Riyadh and Ankara, reflecting broader geopolitical realignments.