To avoid any confusion that might be caused by the title of this article, we’re not talking about Columbia University rejecting any association with the nation of Israel. This story deals with the nation of Colombia. Yesterday, that country’s president, Gustavo Petro, announced that he will be severing diplomatic ties with Israel in sympathy with the the terrorists of Hamas. It’s unclear how much Petro actually knows about the current affairs in the Middle East, however. He made reference to Israel’s “president” being “genocidal.” But it seems unlikely that he was referring to Israeli President Isaac Herzog since Herzog exerts no control over the country’s military. Petro was probably trying to launch an accusation against Bibi Netanyahu, the Prime Minister, but simply became confused. (Times of Israel)
Colombian President Gustavo Petro said Wednesday his country will cut…
