Bolivia Severs Diplomatic Ties with Israel, Chile and Colombia Recall Ambassadors Amid Dispute over Gaza Strikes

South American nations accuse Israel of "genocide" and "crimes against humanity" as military conflict with Hamas intensifies, prompting diplomatic fallout and increased international criticism.

Bolivia has severed diplomatic ties with Israel in protest against its military actions in Gaza. This decision sparked criticism from Israel, describing it as a 'surrender to terrorism'.
Chile and Colombia have recalled their ambassadors to Israel in response to its military operations in Gaza. They accuse Israel of violations of international humanitarian law and 'collective punishment' against the Palestinian civilian population.
Latin American nations, including Argentina and Brazil, have escalated their criticism of Israel's controversial military operations, emphasizing their civilian toll.
Israel has called on Chile and Colombia to condemn Hamas, arguing that they should support 'the right of a democratic country to protect its citizens' and call for the immediate release of all abductees.
Bolivia, Chile and Colombia, all led by leftist leaders, are expressing their disagreement with Israel's actions through these diplomatic movements, with Bolivia even considered aligning with the Hamas terrorist organization.