Israel is gaining major diplomatic momentum across Latin America following Argentine President Javier Milei’s official launch of the Isaac Accords. Modeled after the U.S.-brokered Abraham Accords, this new framework seeks to deepen cooperation with Israel on security, technology, economic development, and the fight against antisemitism and terrorism. Milei announced the initiative during a meeting in Buenos Aires with Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar, emphasizing Argentina’s role as a “pioneer” alongside the United States in supporting Israel at a time when much of the world is distancing itself. Saar praised Milei’s leadership as “sincere, powerful, and moving,” while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu welcomed the accord as a sign of “moral clarity” in a confused global landscape.

The first phase of the Isaac Accords will focus on Uruguay, Panama, and Costa Rica, where projects in innovation, commerce, and security are already being mapped out. Argentina will also send Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno to Israel in February to help solidify the operational framework of the initiative. Meanwhile, Milei reaffirmed his plan to move Argentina’s embassy to Jerusalem next spring, further strengthening the growing alliance. For prophecy watchers, the rapid alignment of nations alongside Israel—especially in unexpected regions—underscores the shifting geopolitical landscape in these last days, as Scripture describes both rising hostility toward Israel and surprising pockets of support that defy global trends.

SOURCE: WIN