Türkiye has rejected Israel’s reported recognition of Somaliland, reaffirming Somalia’s sovereignty and territorial unity and warning that legitimizing separatism could destabilize the Horn of Africa.
Saudi Arabia has rejected Israel’s recognition of Somaliland, reaffirming full support for Somalia’s sovereignty and unity and warning that parallel entities threaten regional stability in the Horn of Africa.
Somalia has rejected Israel’s recognition of Somaliland, calling it illegal and void, and vowed diplomatic and legal steps to defend its sovereignty, unity and internationally recognized borders.
Jordan’s Foreign Ministry has condemned the Israel–Somaliland mutual recognition, calling it a violation of international law and Somalia’s sovereignty, and reaffirming full support for Mogadishu’s authority over all Somali territory.
Kuwait’s Foreign Ministry has rejected the Israel–Somaliland recognition move as legally invalid, reaffirming full support for Somalia’s sovereignty, unity and federal government amid wider Arab and Gulf backing.
The Federal Government of Somalia has categorically denied claims by Israeli officials suggesting the existence of special relations between Mogadishu and Tel Aviv. Officials reiterated that Somalia has no diplomatic ties with Israel and remains firmly committed to supporting the Palestinian people.
