The Colombian government announced today that it is withdrawing from the Hague Group, both as a member state and as a co-chairing country, citing the group’s actions concerning Israel.

The Hague Group says it seeks to uphold international law and international legal processes, including those involving the International Criminal Court, in relation to Israel’s actions.

“Colombia has formally requested its withdrawal from the Hague Group, a group created to isolate and attack Israel, and we reject this approach,” government spokesman Miller Soto said in a video shared on X.

Colombia seeks withdrawal from The Hague Group over its stance toward Israel Colombia has formally sought to withdraw from The Hague Group, an international coalition focused on coordinating legal and diplomatic measures against Israel, citing objections to the organization’s approach toward the Jewish state. A Colombian government spokesman announced the decision on 𝕏, saying the group was established to isolate and target Israel and that the government rejects that approach.

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