Ethiopia’s Potential Role in Israel’s Alliance against Enemies

Israeli President Isaac Herzog is on an official visit to Ethiopia after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu proposed forming an alliance with Middle Eastern and African nations to counter “radical” adversaries. Although the countries involved have not been confirmed, the alliance is expected to include Israel, India, Greece, Cyprus, and others to oppose enemies like Iran and its allies. Herzog’s visit to Ethiopia aims to strengthen ties, with discussions focusing on collaboration in various areas of interest. Israel and Ethiopia share historical connections, particularly through the Beta Israel community, also known as Ethiopian Jews. The relationship between the two countries has remained friendly, despite challenges faced by Ethiopian Jews in Israel. Israel has provided aid to Ethiopia through projects in agriculture and water cooperation. Additionally, both countries support Somaliland, with Israel being the first to recognize its statehood. Israel’s focus on the Horn of Africa has intensified in recent years.

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