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Israel to Open First Embassy in Estonia, Sa'ar Announces on Baltic Visit; Praises Estonia’s Digital Innovation and Democratic Values

Summary by Israel Hayom

Estonia is a full member of the European Union, NATO and other international organizations, and is one of the world's leading countries in the field of high-tech • Saar: "A move that will contribute to our economic partnership, help in dealing with common challenges, and advance our relations to new heights"

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The Times of Israel

Israel to open first embassy in Estonia, Sa'ar announces on Baltic visit; Praises Estonia’s digital innovation and democratic values

20 hours ago·Jerusalem, Israel

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For the First Time: Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar Announced the Opening of an Israeli Embassy in Estonia

Estonia is a full member of the European Union, NATO and other international organizations, and is one of the world's leading countries in the field of high-tech • Saar: "A move that will contribute to our economic partnership, help in dealing with common challenges, and advance our relations to new heights"

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The Times of Israel broke the news in Jerusalem, Israel 20 hours ago on Wednesday, July 2, 2025.

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