Estonia Opens Israeli Embassy Amid Protests and Diplomatic Hopes
Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal has unveiled the Israeli Embassy in Tallinn. Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar officiated the opening on November 11, 2025. While the event marked a significant diplomatic step, it was met with protests by some Estonian residents.
Michal welcomed the opening, stating it would strengthen ties between Estonia and Israel. Saar, who led the ceremony, expressed Israel's commitment to further expanding its diplomatic presence in Estonia in the future.
The inauguration was not without controversy. Some Estonian residents gathered to voice their opposition to the establishment of the Israeli Embassy. Despite the protests, the event proceeded as planned.
The Israeli Embassy in Tallinn is now operational, with Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar overseeing the opening. Estonia and Israel look to enhance their diplomatic relations, despite some local opposition.
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