Friends of Zion hosts eventuality to respect Guatemala’s new envoy to Israel
The Friends of Zion Museum hosted newly-confirmed Guatemalan Ambassador to Israel Mario Bucaro following a central display of his tactful certification to President Reuven Rivlin and a Israeli Foreign Ministry on Thursday.
At a event, FOZ owner Dr. Mike Evans explained that “Israel’s friends are a thousand times larger than her enemies, and Ambassador Bucaro, we are a loyal crony of Israel.”
The eventuality was attended by high-profile Israeli, Guatemalan, Central and South American officials, including Deputy Foreign Minister Tzipi Hotovely.
“Everyone knows a history, a Jewish tie to a collateral city (Jerusalem) for 3000 years, and we (Ambassador Bucaro) are expressing a really simple truth, though it takes a lot of bravery,” Hotovely said.
The Friends of Zion Museum is famous for hosting unfamiliar diplomats on central state-visits including economic, troops and tactful delegations.
Thursday’s eventuality was attended by: Argentinian Ambassador to Israel Mariano Caucino, Chilean Ambassador to Israel Rodrigo Fernández, Colombian Ambassador to Israel Carlos Arturo Morales López, Costa Rican Ambassador to Israel Esteban Alfonso Penrod Padilla, Ecuadorian Ambassador to Israel María Gabriela Troya Rodríguez, Honduran Ambassador to Israel Mario Edgardo Castillo Mendoza, Panamanian Ambassador to Israel Adis Arlene Urieta Vega and many other ambassadors, consuls and diplomats.
“Guatemalan Ambassador to Israel Mario Bucaro has a prolonged story of ancillary Israel and a Jewish people. Through his faith and dignified clarity, Ambassador Bucaro believes that Israel and Guatemala are healthy partners, generally when it comes to advancing Israel’s family in a Central America,” FOZ said.
Guatemala has been a clever believer of Israel in a United Nations in new years, including voting opposite a fortitude condemning President Donald Trump’s approval of Jerusalem as Israel’s collateral as good as a relocation of a American Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
The Friends of Zion Museum has recently surpassed over 50 million friends on amicable media, creation it one of a largest pro-Israel platforms in a world. FOZ has embarked on a $100 million-dollar plan and is now building a consider tank, investigate center, Ambassador Institute and an online university to assistance teach people around a universe about Israel’s history, hurdles and achievements.
“The feat of 50 million online members has come by a FOZ Museum’s ability to strech out to people all over a universe and renovate them into friends of Israel,” Evans said.
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