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Israel & Ghana Seek Peace

Ghana’s Foreign Minister, Honorable Okudzeto Ablakwa says Israel apologized for detaining seven Ghanaian citizens and deporting three of them on December 7, 2025. But an official from the Israeli Embassy in Accra says Israel did NOT apologize. So what actually happened? In this video, I break down the apology dispute, the diplomatic language behind it, and what “settling issues through diplomatic channels” really means in international relations. I also share Ghana’s updated position after three Israelis were deported from Kotoka International Airport on December 10 as a reciprocal response. Here’s what we cover: • Why Israel detained Ghanaian parliamentary staffers and Christian pilgrims • Why Ghana retaliated with deportations of its own • What the Foreign Minister really said on Joy FM • Why an embassy official denies any apology • How private diplomatic apologies differ from official state apologies • Why Ghana’s response aligns with the doctrine of Peace Through Strength • How the Jerusalem Post interpreted Ghana’s firm stance • The long-term implications for Ghana–Israel relations Ghana and Israel have now de-escalated the crisis, with new Ghanaian arrivals entering Israel smoothly as of December 11. But this incident reveals important lessons about sovereignty, respect, and how African nations assert themselves on the global stage. If you enjoy thoughtful African perspectives on geopolitics, subscribe.