August 11, 2026
New killings of children by the Israeli army in Gaza.
The criminal government of Israel and Venezuela have agreed to establish a coordination mechanism to facilitate consular services for their citizens residing in both countries, after 17 years without diplomatic relations.
The agreement also provides for continued technical cooperation in emergency response and recovery efforts following the earthquakes that struck Venezuela in June.
Caracas severed relations with Israel in 2009, during the administration of then-President Hugo Chávez. Both governments also highlighted the historical ties between Israel and the Venezuelan Jewish community as a bridge of friendship between the two countries.
Zionism got its way
The news is what it is and must be reported as such, but whether or not it provokes revulsion is another matter. This marks the conclusion of a process that began with the immediate military presence of the genocidal Israelis on Bolivarian soil, under the pretext of humanitarian aid, following the twin earthquakes. The whole world watched in astonishment as the acting president held successive meetings and posed for photos and videos with officers from the army responsible for the greatest genocide of the 21st century to date against the Palestinian people—a genocide that continues day by day and also affects the peoples of Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq, in addition to the successive attacks against Iran and the assassination of Supreme Leader Sayed Ali Khamenei.
Then came the second chapter, when a delegation from AIPAC (the leading representative of the Zionist lobby that pressures U.S. senators and representatives) arrived in Caracas, was received by the acting president, and held a meeting with her brother, the president of the National Assembly. Among the visitors were Brian Mast, Randy Fine, Kat Cammack, and Jonathan Jackson, and, according to reports, the agenda focused on “cooperation on security and the fight against drugs”—the typical excuse for sneaking onto Venezuelan soil. This brazen invasion, unthinkable at any other time, provoked strong condemnation from Chavista activists.
Mast, Fine, and Cammack—all Republicans from Florida—are die-hard Zionists. Mast served as a volunteer with the Occupation Forces in Palestine and did not hesitate to declare that “there are no innocent Palestinian civilians.” Fine has called for “striking hard against Palestinian terrorists” and “starving Gaza.”
And finally, after reports emerged of the genocidal Netanyahu praising the possibility of resuming relations with Venezuela, the moment has now arrived, and what Commander Hugo Chávez’s dignity and courage had achieved—expelling the Zionist war criminals from Bolivarian territory—has today, in Venezuela under U.S. occupation, been turned on its head.
It’s hard to believe: relations will be resumed with those who have been declared war criminals by the International Court of Justice. Today, the Zionists come and go from Caracas with total impunity, and the worst is surely yet to come.
There is no excuse in the world that can justify such an affront to a people who, for more than two and a half decades, built a revolutionary process.
The murderers of the Palestinian people today boast and celebrate the fact that they are being received as friends at the Miraflores Palace. Commander Chávez’s pro-Palestinian legacy and the resolutely anti-Zionist stance of the legitimate president (held hostage by the U.S.), Nicolás Maduro, do not deserve such an affront.
On Sunday, the Chief Rabbi of the Israeli Association of Venezuela, Isaac Cohen, formally submitted the request to resume diplomatic relations with Venezuela. In the photos, Cohen is seen embracing Venezuelan Foreign Minister Félix Plasencia.