Guatemala
Grapevine, July 31, 2026: Common sense and compassion
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Guatemala to recognize Jerusalem’s City of David as part of its national heritage
Lawmakers from 12 Latin American countries back Isaac Accords, Jerusalem embassy move
Grapevine: Paraguay’s ambassador brings longstanding pro-Israel ties to Jerusalem
Grapevine March 4, 2020: Diplomatic exodus
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Starbucks coffee bean farms employing children 'as young as eight'
A human right's lawyer privy to the documentary footage proclaims that the evidence suggests both companies are in breach of international labor laws.
New Guatemalan president to keep embassy in Jerusalem
Giammatei said he would designate Hezbollah a terrorist organization, recognizing that it is an Iranian proxy that seeks to destroy Israel
Guatemala loves Israel – the inside story
Guatemala's Giammattei: Time to recognize Jewish people's right to Israel
The president-elect, in town on an official visit and in support of the Israel Allies Foundation annual event, visited with local leaders and planted a tree through KKL-JNF in the Hula Valley.
Statistics show apathy in Israel towards people with disabilities
Although there has been a significant improvement in attitudes towards people with disabilities, the statistics presented by Oren Helman's Sikuy Shaveh (Equal Chance) were troubling.
Pres.-elect to 'Post': Guatemala will designate Hezbollah a terror org.
Giammattei also said that he would reconsider his country's policy on Israeli settlements, potentially aligning it with the new US policy: settlements are not illegal.
Guatemalan president to Israeli president: Your enemies are my enemies
Rivlin asked Giammattei whether he would also be meeting with the Palestinian leadership during his visit, and the reply was a definite "no."
Meet the Ambassador: Guatemala's Mario Bucaro
Bucaro is his country’s 21st ambassador to Israel, but the first to serve in Jerusalem in the second millennium.
A Guatemalan asylum seeker is sheltered in a Washington state synagogue
Beth Hatfiloh is the only synagogue in the United States known to be sheltering an undocumented immigrant, according to T’ruah, a liberal rabbinic human rights group.
