Dani Dayan, Israel’s new ambassador
Jerusalem … News Time
So Israel’s brutality a secret, but it is also a proof of to destroy the Palestinians and their property in the possession of the Israeli government has given high positions. Just 4 months ago Dani Dayan of Israel as a Jewish settler appointed its ambassador in Brazil but Brazil, which he took no action and did not pick up. He showed great courage while Palestinians to seize property this overpowering in his country as ambassador refused to accept. Dani Dayan, head of the Jewish settlement movement has been and the Israeli military occupation in the West Bank and the settlements are inhabited. International news agency reports the Israeli government has resorted to threats to Brazil. Brazil has been told by Israel that they accept as ambassador to Dani Dayan otherwise it would be diplomatically D grade. The report noted that most of the world powers consider illegal Jewish settlements in the Palestinian territories. Former Israeli Ambassador Reda Mansour arrived in Israel last week from Brazil but the appointment of the new ambassador could not resolve the dispute. Israel is bent on making the usurper and the Ambassador of Brazil is based on their position his envoy that his country will not. According to the report, the Israeli government Dani Dayan Brazil can not accept that as an ambassador between the two countries is creating tension in the relationship. Israel’s Foreign Minister Tzipi Hotovely told an Israeli TV said Dani Dayan said that if Brazil did not accept the appointment, we will cut diplomatic ties with and diplomatic ranks second will bring to Brazil. Said Tzipi Hotovely Jewish community that existed in Brazil and the Brazilian president’s closest colleagues are putting pressure on Brazil. The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu directly from Brazilian President on this issue is discussions. The Brazilian government has refused to stand any case. However, Brazil’s foreign ministry, a senior official told Reuters Dani Dayan as ambassador to Brazil that I would accept.
