Diplomacy between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Israel is at the heart of current concerns, with initiatives such as the involvement of the NGO “Africa bless Israel”. This organization, under the direction of Reverend Albert Mbenga Ukulangai, works to strengthen ties between the two countries. The Israeli ambassador to Angola, Shimon Solomon, underlines the importance of the efforts made to improve bilateral relations and promote a positive image of the two nations.
The launch of the network of parliamentarians and personalities friends of Israel, at the initiative of the NGO, marks a significant step in this rapprochement process. This initiative benefits from the support of various structures, such as religious leaders, associations and companies, which are committed to promoting the vision of the organization and supporting Israel.
The desire to restore diplomatic relations between the DRC and Israel, broken off in 1973, is also mentioned. This approach, initiated by President Félix Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo, is seen as a step towards renewing ties between the two countries. Members of the parliamentary network plan to formalize this approach in the future, in the interest of both nations and for the benefit of their economic and social development.
Friendship between Christians, Africans and Jews is also highlighted as a crucial factor for cooperation and progress. The NGO “Africa bless Israel” aspires to bring these communities together under the banner of unity, to foster peace and mutual development. The commitment of parliamentarians and civil society actors is essential to advance this noble cause.
Ultimately, the collaboration between the DRC and Israel, supported by initiatives such as that of the NGO “Africa bless Israel”, has a profoundly human and spiritual dimension. Beyond political or economic issues, it is about promoting values of unity, peace and solidarity between peoples. This approach demonstrates the ability of individuals and nations to come together, despite the obstacles of the past, to build a better and more harmonious future for all.