Israel, South Sudan establish full diplomatic relations
The Israeli Foreign Ministry announced Thursday that Israel has established full diplomatic relations with the government of the newly established South Sudan. "The practical aspects of the relations such as accrediting ambassadors will soon be discussed through the diplomatic channels," the Israeli Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
In recent days, an Israeli delegation visited the South Sudan capital of Juba and held talks with senior government officials there.
Earlier this month, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the official recognition of South Sudan. "We wish it success," Netanyahu said, according to Haaretz. "It is a peace-seeking country and we would be happy to cooperate with it in order to ensure its development and prosperity."
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Muslems have only themselves to blame for the latest downsize for the Islamic world with the split up of the Sudan , comeing after East Timors withdrawal from Indonesia ,where were the protests at sudanesse human rights violations. They must have been tied up with anti Isreal rubbish to notice there own crimes .
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