Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and Foreign Minister Israel Katz have announced the appointment of MK Danny Danon as Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations.
Danone has extensive experience in international relations and the decision is seen as a strategic maneuver to navigate growing diplomatic challenges.
The nomination is subject to government approval but reflects Israel’s determination to strengthen its diplomatic presence amid rising tensions.
If confirmed, the appointment would mark Danon’s return to the role and underscore his record of defending Israel’s interests at the United Nations.
Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon at the UN Security Council in New York on February 11, 2020 AFP / Johannes EISELE
Danon, known for his proactive approach to diplomacy, stressed his commitment to advancing Israel’s positions amid increased global scrutiny. He pointed to recent dignitary visits, including hosting former US ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley, as evidence of Israel’s commitment to engaging with key international stakeholders.
Accepting his nomination, Danon reiterated his commitment to confronting diplomatic challenges head-on and stressed the importance of upholding truth and transparency in Israel’s interactions with the international community.
