Venezuela’s relationship with Israel driven by survival needs

Six months after the ousting of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, Delcy Rodriguez has become the acting president, presenting a more cooperative stance towards the U.S. and Israel. Rodriguez’s government is shifting away from the socialist legacy of the Maduro era, seeking rapprochement with Israel, as seen in recent diplomatic gestures and disaster response collaborations. This strategy aims to align with U.S. interests while distancing Venezuela from adversaries like Iran, in efforts to solidify her regime’s power.

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