2020年3月26日 · Who is Israel in Africa? In the 1960s, Israel’s engagement with African countries was both state-led and underpinned by a distinctly “statist” vision of modernization and state-building. But since then, private actors—many of whom are former security personnel—became increasingly dominant players.

2024年5月3日 · The refusal (at least thus far) of African nations to break ties with Israel over the Gaza war, despite deep and publicly articulated differences, is rooted in an old relationship that has survived previous ups and downs.

2023年7月20日 · Israel is present in Africa in the fields of agriculture, water management, cyber technology, climate and food security, and the military-security domains. Israel’s efforts to strengthen ties with African countries have been noticeable,

2023年10月14日 · Israel has made deep inroads into a continent traditionally sympathetic to Palestine. But Israel’s gains have limits too. As reports of Hamas fighters attacking southern Israel last Saturday...

2023年7月20日 · Israel is making a serious political-diplomatic effort to strengthen relations with African countries, particularly several key northern and sub-Saharan states. The parties are seeking enhanced cooperation in trade, energy, food security, climate security, water security, agriculture, cyber security, and defense.

2023年8月1日 · As Africa undergoes dramatic change: population growth, the threat of climate change, new and old actors vying for influence on the continent, Israel must be sincere about its future...

2024年10月3日 · Israel now maintains diplomatic relations with more than 40 sub-Saharan African states. This rekindling of alliances is evident with countries like Chad and Sudan, which have recently embarked...

As of April 2019, Israel had full diplomatic relations with 41 out of 46 sub-Saharan African countries and embassies in 11 out of 54 African countries: Rwanda, Senegal, Egypt, Angola, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Ethiopia, Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, and Cameroon.

2022年6月4日 · PARIS — “Israel is back in Africa” was the unmistakable message of a conference here this week on the Jewish state’s ties with the continent in the years ahead.