Which countries have established diplomatic relations with Israel?

As of October 18th, 22, the countries that have established diplomatic relations with Israel are:

China:

On January 9th, 195, Israel announced that it recognized the People's Republic of China, but it still maintained diplomatic relations at the ambassadorial level with the National Government in Taiwan Province. In January 1992, Israeli Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Levy visited China, and the two countries signed a communique on the establishment of diplomatic relations. On January 24th, 1992, Israel and China formally established diplomatic relations at the ambassadorial level.

1. The United States:

Established diplomatic relations with the United States on May 14th, 1948. The two countries have a special strategic alliance, and the United States provides about $3 billion in military assistance to Israel every year. In October 22, Bush signed the Diplomatic Authorization Act of the United States Congress, recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. In July 27, the United States announced that it would provide $3 billion in military assistance to Israel in the next 1 years.

2. Russia:

In p>1947, the former Soviet Union voted in favor of the UN General Assembly resolution on the partition of Palestine. After the founding of Israel, the Soviet Union established diplomatic relations with Israel. After the June 5th War in 1967, the Soviet Union and Israel broke off diplomatic relations.

On September 3, 199, after meeting with Foreign Minister Shevardnadze and Foreign Minister Levy in the United States, the Soviet Union and Israel announced the restoration of diplomatic relations at consular level. In the same month, it announced the recognition of the independence of the three Baltic countries. On October 18th, Soviet Foreign Minister Pan Jin visited Israel and formally signed an agreement to resume diplomatic relations at ambassadorial level between the two countries.

3. Lebanon:

On October 1, 22, Israeli Foreign Minister Gaby Ashkenazy issued a statement that Israel and Lebanon will start negotiations on the maritime border between the two countries. Israel and Lebanon have not established diplomatic relations. Both countries insist that a Mediterranean sea area of about 86 square kilometers should be included in their exclusive economic zones.

Extended information:

On October 3, 219, the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement through its official Twitter account, saying that due to a dispute with the Israeli Ministry of Finance over subsidies, the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs closed all embassies and consulates abroad indefinitely from that day.

The statement said that the Ministry of Finance had to close its overseas offices because it violated the understanding reached with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in July this year and unilaterally changed the relevant agreements that had been implemented for decades. During the strike, embassies and consulates no longer provide consular services.

It is reported that the strike originated from a dispute between the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Finance over the allowances for diplomats and military attaché s stationed abroad. Israel's Ministry of Finance intends to implement a new reimbursement system, and according to this system, diplomats and military attaché s must refund part of the reimbursed allowance expenses.

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People's Daily Online-Israel's Foreign Ministry went on strike and closed embassies and consulates around the world indefinitely.