Скачать или смотреть Why Israel’s President Isaac Herzog Is in Ethiopia — And What It Signals for the Horn of Africa

Israeli President Isaac Herzog has arrived in Addis Ababa in a quiet diplomatic visit that could reshape Israel–Ethiopia relations, Red Sea strategy, and Horn of Africa geopolitics in 2026.

Why now — and what does this visit reveal about shifting alliances across Horn of Africa and the strategic future of the Red Sea corridor?

As Ethiopia strengthens its diplomatic position at the center of African Union politics, Israel’s renewed engagement signals deeper cooperation in technology, water security, trade, and regional stability.

In this Horn Lens geopolitical briefing, we analyze the strategic stakes behind a visit that may quietly influence power balances across East Africa and the Red Sea system.

In this analysis:

• How Israel–Ethiopia relations are evolving across trade, technology, and security
• Ethiopia’s role as a continental diplomatic hub and strategic gateway
• Why the Red Sea corridor is becoming a zone of geopolitical competition
• The strategic importance of water, technology, and security cooperation
• What this visit signals for the Horn of Africa’s future balance of power

This is a fact-based geopolitical analysis for viewers seeking clarity beyond headlines.


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Timestamps

00:00 – The Quiet Diplomacy of a Presidential Visit
01:37 – Ethiopia as a Continental Nexus
02:36 – The Red Sea: A Global Artery Under Strain
03:29 – Technology, Water, and Security Strategies
04:20 – The New Strategic Competition in the Horn of Africa
05:13 – A Calculated Diplomatic Move
06:09 – The Logic of Quiet Consolidation
07:00 – The Enduring Power of Patient Diplomacy


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