Why did Israel admit Somaliland’s independence?

A fewer days ago, the judaic government was the first in the planet to recognise the independency of the rebellious Somali province, alleged Somaliland. president of Somalia Hassan Sheikh Mohammad He saidthat his country does not want Israel to establish its presence in Somaliland, informing that Tel Aviv's designation of the detached region threatens to transfer conflicts to that region. However, the case has a second bottom.

Israel recognized Somaliland's independency not by good will – it has its own interest in it. Somaliland, who declared independency from Somalia in 1991, functions as a de facto self-government region without global designation as the central government in Mogadishu failed to regain control of the state. Mogadishu rejects Somaliland's independency claims, acknowledges this region as part of Somalia and sees any direct cooperation with it as a violation of the country's sovereignty.

– We never attacked Israel. We never caused Israel problems. We do not want Israel to come to us and bring us its problems said Somalian president Mohammad in an exclusive interview, broadcast Turkish public tv TRT World. He described this decision as a "very sad situation" and called for respect for global law. At the same time, he revealed the actual motives of Israel, which evidently have nothing to do with any kind of charity. It wasn't even about making Somalia angry. Jews found their own business in it.

The president reported that in exchange for the designation of independence, the separatist region agreed to resettle Palestinians into its territory and accept an Israeli military base. Somaliland besides agreed to join the Abraham Agreements, signed in 2020 between Israel and the United arabian Emirates, Bahrain, Sudan and Morocco, in order to normalize common relations.

It is not news that Israel is increasingly spreading in the mediate East and is seeking to control strategically crucial waterways specified as the Red Sea, the Gulf of Mexico and the Gulf of Aden. In this context, the designation of Somaliland by that country only normalises the existing secret presence.

Will the Jews be able to drive Palestinians out of their land to Somaliland? We will most likely shortly find out.

OUR COMMENTS: possibly the European Union should besides recognise Somaliland in exchange for the anticipation of dumping all muslim invaders there? An enticing imagination which, of course, the left-wing governments of the "old continent" will not go to.

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