@AmbMohamedHagi In realistic terms, we aligned our national interests with those who recognise our interests and acknowledged our right to be an independent state. Therefore, opening our embassy in Jerusalem is a mindful action that aligns with the strategy of real cooperation. Let parrots yell.
For a while, I was researching the case of Somaliland, its historical foundations and how it emerged in the first place, as well as how the union between Somaliland and Somalia took form in 1960.
@hmtcli@HornDiplomat, @AJCGlobal, #Israel_Somaliland
https://t.co/Om3OUyVa0h
For the purpose of clarification, how can an entire country that bases its citizenship on language, origin, and ethnicity claim that Israel goes against the norm of territorial integrity of Somalia, while having no clear borders and no definitive term for citizenship other than
and it asserts that recognition of Somaliland will later jeopardise the African agreement on borders left by colonial powers. That is absolutely the biggest lie that has been sold, and it is time to revert and uncover the truth.
وشهد شاهدٌ من اهلها .. تشهد #أرض_الصومال حالياً مسيرة جماهيرية حاشدة حيث يهتف آلاف المشاركين #الإمارات - الإمارات ويرفعون الأعلام في مشهد قوي يعكس الدعم الشعبي لدولة الإمارات العربية المتحدة
@EIshmael_ Come and handle, call anyone to support you for this matter. Whatever you do, it never changes the reality, we are gone and never coming baxk.
Here a people are standing for the common interest of the region and beyond, and only lack international recognition to strengthen their efforts and redouble their efforts.
Somaliland fought back and regained independence in 1991. Since then, Somaliland has stood as a star of democracy and responsible governance, holding six presidential elections. So, today’s recognition of #Israel to Somaliland is a testament to over 30 years of relentless effort.
Somaliland stands firmly in support of regional stability, peace, and collaboration. One fact needs to be clarified, Somaliland gained independence before Somalia and voluntarily joined without a proper agreement in 1960, and once the system discriminated against i.
After more than three decades of peaceful self-governance, constitutional order, and democratic practice, Somaliland has received its first formal international recognition as a sovereign and independent state.
This development affirms an objective reality that has long existed. Somaliland meets the legal, political, and institutional criteria of statehood under international law.
— H.E. President @AbdirahmanIrro
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Official Press Statement by H.E. Abdirahman Mohamed Abdillahi Irro, President of the Republic of Somaliland, regarding the re-recognition of the State of Israel of the sovereignty and nationhood of the Republic of Somaliland.
The President expressed his sincere appreciation to the Prime Minister of Israel and the Israeli people for their courageous and principled decision to re-recognize the Republic of Somaliland.
He further called upon the international community to follow Israel’s example by reaffirming the Republic of Somaliland’s legal jurisdiction and sovereign status, grounded in its independence of June 26, 1960, when Somaliland gained independence from Great Britain.
@IGADsecretariat@_AfricanUnion@arableague_gs@UN
#Somaliland
#Israel
@netanyahu Thank Mr Prime Minister for the bold decision of recognizing Somaliland as an independent and sovereign state. We are calling the nations to declare the recognition of Somaliland. It is time for the world to take action toward the de-facto state that is in-front of them.
The Prime Minister announced today the official recognition of the Republic of Somaliland as an independent and sovereign state.
Prime Minister Netanyahu, Foreign Minister Sa'ar, and the President of the Republic of Somaliland signed a joint and mutual declaration.
@HoehneVirgil Subjectivity might become as the exposer in this position. Meaning your selection as this subject is personal or it is any social significance that you might like to refer?
@HoehneVirgil The Somali word you are looking for is “Labeeb” or someone has sexual desire for both male and female. Intersexual desire, it is seldomly studied and social stigmatization plays a role. But still looking for clues in how academics could address this topic in Somali realm & why?
@HoehneVirgil Of course it is. But does it have any historical roots in the Somali culture? Or it is just a phenomenon come to the spotlight as migrated from the cultural transformations that happens in the west? Or is there a human propensity for these kinds of practices? Your thoughts olease
@HoehneVirgil I think all the other social shifts happened could be relatively or sufficiently studied but queerness has no clues in the Somali territory and historically Somali used to loath such kind of practices. So my question is why you choose this subject as under researched topic?