The Indigenous Embassy in Jerusalem does not represent a specific state or country. Rather, it embodies the voices of indigenous leaders and their people from across the world.
The Argentinian president announced his intention to have his country recognize Hamas as a terrorist organization.
A letter penned by members of the South Sudan parliament condemns Hamas while calling on the South Sudan government to move its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem in support of Israel.
Argentine President-elect Javier Milei also recently announced his plans to convert to Judaism.
"The decision of the government of Honduras to call their ambassador for consultations disregards Israel's right to defend itself," the Foreign Ministry said.
An embassy spokesperson said that "The Department of State has no higher priority than the safety and security of US citizens overseas, including US government personnel serving abroad."
Shortly after the inauguration of Peña in mid-August, Foreign Minister Eli Cohen announced that Paraguay would move its Israeli embassy back to Jerusalem within the year.
The United States, Papua New Guinea, Kosovo, Guatemala, and Honduras already have embassies in Jerusalem.
Netanyahu said the new embassy would make it easier to develop agriculture, health, water and technology projects.