Nicaragua has joined the list of countries that have severed diplomatic relations with Israel

Nicaragua has severed diplomatic relations with Israel, accusing the country's government of "fascism" and "genocide" because of the attack on the Palestinian territory, the Nicaraguan government said.

As Al Jazeera reported, Nicaragua joined a number of countries that severed relations or initiated diplomatic action against Israel after it launched a war in the Gaza Strip in 2023. in October.

Bahrain recalled its ambassador in November, saying the move "confirmed Bahrain's historic position in support of the Palestinian cause."

Belize severed diplomatic relations in November, repeating its call for an "immediate ceasefire" in Gaza.

Bolivia severed diplomatic relations in November citing "crimes against humanity committed against the Palestinian people".

Brazil recalled its ambassador in May after several months of tensions over the war.

Chad announced in November that it was recalling the interim trustee for consultations, and the decision was made due to "anger" over the conflict in the Gaza Strip.

Chile recalled its ambassador in November after accusing Israel of "unacceptable" human rights violations.

Colombia severed diplomatic relations in May, calling the administration of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "genocide".

Honduras recalled its ambassador for consultations in November due to the "serious humanitarian situation" in Gaza.

Jordan announced in November that it was recalling its ambassador, accusing Israel of creating an "unprecedented humanitarian disaster."

South Africa announced in November that it was recalling three diplomats from Israel for consultations related to the conflict.

Turkey recalled its ambassador in November because of the "humanitarian tragedy in Gaza".