Somaliland is not part of Somalia

Israel's foreign minister visit to Somaliland

Time for America to recognize Somaliland

USA did Not Condemn their best friend what does this tell you and if Isreal Recognizes Somaliland the US Recognizes Somaliland they are secretly strategizing the right time to Screw Somalia in the a$$ especially when Somalia Leaves the UN in the end of 2026 or maybe beginning Feb

ברצוני גם להביע את תודתי העמוקה והערכתי להנהגת מדינת ישראל, ובמיוחד להוד מעלתו ראש הממשלה...

Time for Trump to recognize Somaliland

Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom formally recognized a Palestinian state. Their collective action both rewarded Hamas terrorism — notably, Hamas still holds its Jewish hostages — and shredded the basis of previously negotiated agreements that tied recognition to Palestinian acceptance of Israel and foreswearing of terrorism. Frankly, Israel would now be legally within its rights to permanently reoccupy Gaza and turn the clock back to pre-1993.

The Australian, Canadian, and British leadership seek to pander to their own increasingly radical constituencies, though they will couch their rhetoric in the logic of building momentum. The U.K.’s willingness to recognize a Palestinian state is also a deliberate finger in the eye of President Donald Trump. He should certainly see it as such.

It is no longer the 19th century, and so British recognition of a Palestinian state, let alone that of Canada and Australia, means absolutely nothing. Contrary to arguments that Israel “occupies” Gaza, the would-be state has never been a stand-alone entity. Control over disputed territories passed from the Ottomans to the British to the Jordanians and Egyptians. It is telling that neither Jordan nor Egypt recognized the West Bank and Gaza as a Palestinian state. Most Palestinians came from outside the region, as early 20th-century censuses show.

If Canberra, Ottawa, and London — the Axis of Pandering — wish to promote a Palestinian state, Washington should lead by moral clarity: It should recognize Somaliland.

Consider the two cases: Hyperventilating progressives citing Hamas aside, there has been no genocide, let alone starvation, in Gaza. Major newspapers shamed themselves by posting photos of cerebral palsy victims and those with other severe conditions, seeking to deceive audiences into believing they represent ordinary Gazans. Some pre-cropped photos even show fat terrorists in the background.

Meanwhile, there has been a real and documented genocide in Somaliland, where Somali forces under dictator Siad Barre sought to eradicate the Isaaq clan.

Unlike Gaza, Somaliland has a long history as an entity and can actually trace its rulers back centuries. In 1960, approximately 30 countries recognized its independence. It subsequently chose union with Italian Somaliland, a marriage that failed spectacularly because of Siad Barre. Since 1991, Somaliland reclaimed its independence, though it remains unrecognized.

Somaliland has governed itself for longer than it was part of Somalia.
While the Palestinian Authority and the
United Nations Relief and Works Agency are essentially elaborate money laundering operations, Somaliland has built a functioning country without any meaningful international aid. While Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority, serves his 20th year of a four-year term, Somaliland elects its leaders regularly, becoming the first nation in the world to use biometric iris scans to secure voter registration and prevent fraud.

Most importantly, while Palestinians extort money and leverage sympathy based on their own terrorism, Somaliland has built a democratic culture that invests money into infrastructure rather than terrorist tunnels.
When Trump takes the podium in New York, he should show the world that he truly stands for freedom, liberty, and decolonization rather than violence, antisemitism, and terrorism. He should announce the formal U.S. recognition of Somaliland and tell the Palestinians that they will achieve their state only when they follow the Somaliland model. There can be no shortcuts or legitimization of terrorism.

Time for Trump to recognize Somaliland
By Michael Rubin

Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom formally recognized a Palestinian state. Their collective action both rewarded Hamas terrorism — notably, Hamas still holds its Jewish hostages — and shredded the basis of previously negotiated agreements that tied recognition to Palestinian acceptance of Israel and foreswearing of terrorism. Frankly, Israel would now be legally within its rights to permanently reoccupy Gaza and turn the clock back to pre-1993.

The Australian, Canadian, and British leadership seek to pander to their own increasingly radical constituencies, though they will couch their rhetoric in the logic of building momentum. The U.K.’s willingness to recognize a Palestinian state is also a deliberate finger in the eye of President Donald Trump. He should certainly see it as such.

It is no longer the 19th century, and so British recognition of a Palestinian state, let alone that of Canada and Australia, means absolutely nothing. Contrary to arguments that Israel “occupies” Gaza, the would-be state has never been a stand-alone entity. Control over disputed territories passed from the Ottomans to the British to the Jordanians and Egyptians. It is telling that neither Jordan nor Egypt recognized the West Bank and Gaza as a Palestinian state. Most Palestinians came from outside the region, as early 20th-century censuses show.

If Canberra, Ottawa, and London — the Axis of Pandering — wish to promote a Palestinian state, Washington should lead by moral clarity: It should recognize Somaliland.

Consider the two cases: Hyperventilating progressives citing Hamas aside, there has been no genocide, let alone starvation, in Gaza. Major newspapers shamed themselves by posting photos of cerebral palsy victims and those with other severe conditions, seeking to deceive audiences into believing they represent ordinary Gazans. Some pre-cropped photos even show fat terrorists in the background. Meanwhile, there has been a real and documented genocide in Somaliland, where Somali forces under dictator Siad Barre sought to eradicate the Isaaq clan.

Unlike Gaza, Somaliland has a long history as an entity and can actually trace its rulers back centuries. In 1960, approximately 30 countries recognized its independence. It subsequently chose union with Italian Somaliland, a marriage that failed spectacularly because of Siad Barre. Since 1991, Somaliland reclaimed its independence, though it remains unrecognized. Somaliland has governed itself for longer than it was part of Somalia.

While the Palestinian Authority and the United Nations Relief and Works Agency are essentially elaborate money laundering operations, Somaliland has built a functioning country without any meaningful international aid. While Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority, serves his 20th year of a four-year term, Somaliland elects its leaders regularly, becoming the first nation in the world to use biometric iris scans to secure voter registration and prevent fraud.

Most importantly, while Palestinians extort money and leverage sympathy based on their own terrorism, Somaliland has built a democratic culture that invests money into infrastructure rather than terrorist tunnels.
When Trump takes the podium in New York, he should show the world that he truly stands for freedom, liberty, and decolonization rather than violence, antisemitism, and terrorism. He should announce the formal U.S. recognition of Somaliland and tell the Palestinians that they will achieve their state only when they follow the Somaliland model. There can be no shortcuts or legitimization of terrorism.

Momentum grows for new country of Somaliland

Dubai’s global ports and logistics company DP World wants Somaliland — where it operates a port — to be recognized as an independent nation. It joins a growing chorus of US politicians, including Senator Ted Cruz, who back the move, but no country has yet been willing to bestow recognition on the breakaway republic.

DP World’s Group Chairman and CEO Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem said he had no reservations about investing in the port in 2016, eyeing growth not just in the territory but also in the larger, landlocked market of Ethiopia. After investing more than $400 million to expand the facility to handle the largest cargo vessels, the company is also building a manufacturing and trade zone nearby in Berbera.

Speaking alongside Somaliland’s President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdilahi at The Africa Debate in Dubai, bin Sulayem praised the security, stability, and business environment in the country. He said recognition “will bring more trade and investment,” adding that many businesses are eager to establish operations there, attracted by mineral assets, agriculture, and livestock, as well as the efficient port and logistics hub that provides quick access to regional markets.

Abdilahi made the case for recognition, describing Somaliland’s people as distinct from the rest of Somalia, which has been plagued by instability for decades. He said he is “the only elected Somali leader,” a statement that’s both a dig at the unelected head of state in Mogadishu and a fulfillment of the criteria for statehood recognition.

Somaliland Oo Africa Ķu Hogaaminaysa Kaalinta 1aad Degnaashahaya Iyo Siyaasada

Hay’adda Caalamiga ah ee Xasaradaha Adduunka (Crisis Group) ayaa Somaliland u aqoonsatay meesha kaliya ee Afrika ay ka jirto daganaansho siyaasadeed iyo amni laysku halayn karo, sida ku cad warbixinteeda sanadkan 2024.

Warbixinta Crisis Group waxay xustay in Somaliland ay ka gudubtay hubanti la’aantii siyaasadeed kadib doorashadii madaxtooyada iyo xisbiyada ee 13 November 2024, taas oo si nabad ah oo daahfuran u qabsoontay.

Warbixintu waxay tilmaantay in doorashadani ay horseedi karto dib u soo celinta xidhiidhada Somaliland iyo Jabuuti, iyo sidoo kale xalinta xiisadaha kala dhexeeya SSC Khaatumo oo sannadihii u dambeeyay colaado ka dhex jireen.

“Doorashada madaxweynuhu waxay ku qabsoontay nabad kadib xiisad taagnayd muddo billo ah iyo laba sano oo dib u dhac ah. Hoggaamiyihii mucaaradka ayaa ku guulaystay, taas oo rajo galinaysa horumar ku saabsan xidhiidhada gudaha iyo dibedda,” ayaa lagu sheegay warbixinta.

Sida ka muuqata maabka ay baahisay Crisis Group, Somaliland waa meesha kali ah ee qaaradda Afrika ay ka jirto xasilooni siyaasadeed iyo mid amni oo laysku halayn karo.

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