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Israeli and US UN ambassadors meet Latin American envoys

Israel's UN ambassador Danny Danon and US ambassador Mike Waltz met Latin American ambassadors at the UN to expand cooperation and build support for joint initiatives. The Israeli mission called it the first meeting of its kind.

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Image: JNS
Image: The Media Line

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Mixed · 2Danny Danon, Israel's ambassador to the UN, and Mike Waltz, the US ambassador to the UN, met ambassadors from Latin American countries at the UN on Wednesday 14 October 2026. Centre · 1The Media Line reported that representatives of Chile, Ecuador, Honduras, Paraguay, Venezuela, Guatemala, Peru, Costa Rica, El Salvador and the Dominican Republic attended. Mixed · 2A spokesman for the Israeli mission told JNS the meeting was the "first of its kind", and The Media Line described it as a diplomatic breakfast.

Mixed · 2Discussions focused on joint diplomatic initiatives at the UN and on cooperation in economics, technology and innovation. Mixed · 2Danon told JNS that Latin American countries are important partners for Israel and that Israel and the US are working to deepen ties, adding that the alliances are reflected "not only around the negotiating table but also in the voting halls of the United Nations". Right · 1Danon also said the relationships being strengthened would "translate into diplomatic influence in tomorrow's U.N. votes", and Danon's office described the gathering as part of a joint Israeli-American effort to expand partnerships with Latin American countries.

Centre · 1In a post on X, Danon said he had hosted the envoys with Waltz and wrote, "Things are looking great in Latin America!"

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Framing
The Media Line presents it as a diplomatic breakfast in which the two ambassadors court Latin American support.
Emphasis
The list of ten attending countries and Danon's X post.
Leaves out or plays down
Omits Danon's remark about influence in future UN votes; relies on Danon's own accounts and has no independent or Latin American voices.
Charged language
“Court Latin American Support”
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“Representatives from Chile, Ecuador, Honduras, Paraguay, Venezuela, Guatemala, Peru, Costa Rica, El Salvador and the Dominican Republic attended the gathering.” — The Media Line

Right1 outlet

Framing
JNS leads with Danon's exclusive comments, presenting the meeting as a step in building Israeli-US diplomatic influence at the UN.
Emphasis
Danon's quotes on UN voting and future votes.
Leaves out or plays down
Does not list the attending countries; no Latin American or other outside voices.
Charged language
“voting halls of the United Nations”
For example
“The relationships we strengthen today will translate into diplomatic influence in tomorrow’s U.N. votes,”” — JNS

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