President Yoweri Museveni with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. COURTESY PHOTO.
Backing Trump’s move to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, Uganda has expressed willingness to move its embassy from Tel Aviv to the historical city, reports show.
Leading Israel-based newspaper The Jerusalem Post published an article on Wednesday in which it revealed that “Uganda is reportedly planning to announce that it is moving its embassy to Jerusalem next week.”
The Jerusalem Post also revealed that Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to travel to Uganda on Monday, but did not cite a reason for the visit. The same development was published by the Hebrew website Ynet.
Undisclosed sources close to the Knesset Christian Allies Caucus in Uganda told The Jerusalem Post that the move has been in the works for three years.
Netanyahu’s visit to Uganda will come days after the prime minister traveled to the United States to meet with US President Donald Trump and unveil the “Deal of the Century” peace plan, and to Russia to help obtain the pardoning of Israeli tourist Naama Isaachar.
Over the weekend, Uganda Christian News reported how over 10,000 Christians in the western region of the country sang, marched and waved Israeli flags during the “Jesus March,” while praying for Israel.
The event was spearheaded Daystar Cathedral, Christians for Israel and Intercessors for Uganda.
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“We thank God for the long beneficial relationship between the state of Israel and Uganda. As a nation we have indeed benefited from various areas of cooperation,” she said then.
If Uganda moves it embassy, The Jerusalem Post reported, it will be the third embassy to designate Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, following American, Guatemala and Paraguay, the latter which has since withdrawn the decision.
