Colombia’s incoming, hard-right president-elect intends to open an embassy in Jerusalem, signaling a strengthened relationship with Israel. The announcement, made by his office on Thursday, demonstrates a commitment to recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. This move aims to restore and bolster ties between the two nations. The decision marks a departure from traditional diplomatic protocol, as most countries maintain their embassies in Tel Aviv. This action is likely to be viewed favorably by Israel, which consistently advocates for Jerusalem's recognition as its unified capital. It remains to be seen how the international community will respond to Colombia’s decision. The shift underscores a potential realignment of foreign policy under the new Colombian administration.