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Israel's Recognition of Somaliland Destabilizes the Horn of Africa
Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley
09 Jan 2026
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Black Agenda Radio · Israel's Recognition of Somaliland Destabilizes the Horn of Africa

Israel is the first and only nation to recognize the Somaliland region of Somalia as an independent state. The zionist entity's plan to establish a military presence will enhance the U.S. decades-long policies that have destabilized the Horn of Africa region. Somali scholar Suldan Mohamed provides analysis.

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Somaliland
Horn of Africa

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