US ambassador to Japan to skip A-bomb memorial service in Nagasaki because Israel was not invited
- U.S. Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel will skip this year's atomic bombing memorial service in Nagasaki because Israel was not invited, according to the embassy.
- Emanuel described the event as “politicized” due to Nagasaki’s decision, and he will honor victims at a Buddhist temple in Tokyo instead.
- Nagasaki officials stated a representative from the U.S. Consulate in Fukuoka will attend the ceremony, while British Ambassador Julia Longbottom will also skip it for similar reasons.
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G7 ambassadors snub Nagasaki atomic bomb memorial over Israel's exclusion
Nagasaki's mayor said he would stick to a decision to exclude Israel's ambassador from this year's event to mark the city's atomic bombing, though senior diplomats of the US and other G7 nations said the snub would keep them away.
Japan defends decision to not invite Israel to Nagasaki bomb memorial as US, West shun the event
The envoys of the UK, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, the United States and the European Union had sent a letter to Nagasaki saying 'it would become difficult for us to have high-level participation' in the event if Israel was excluded
US to skip Japan’s WWII Nagasaki memorial after Israel’s exclusion - Washington Examiner
The United States will not send an ambassador to Nagasaki, Japan, for its World War II commemoration on Aug. 9 of the 1945 atomic bombing because Israel was not invited. The city’s mayor, Shiro Suzuki, decided not to invite the nation because he wanted to “hold the ceremony peacefully, solemnly, and smoothly” and noted it wasn’t a political decision. “The true meaning [for not inviting Israel] has not been conveyed,” Suzuki told reporters. “We w…
G7 envoys to miss Nagasaki atomic bomb memorial over Israel’s exclusion
Nagasaki's mayor is sticking to a decision to exclude Israel's ambassador from the event to mark the city's atomic bombing, though senior diplomats of the US and other G7 nations said the snub would keep them away.
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