Israel and America Pave the Way for Truth About the Genocide in Jasenovac
Last week, strategically important processes unfolded for Serbia's future value and foreign policy orientation. The visit of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia, Marko Đurić, to Israel, primarily Jerusalem, and all that was agreed upon and planned during that occasion, deserves a longer analysis, which will be discussed here in future texts. In brief, relations between Serbia and Israel have been elevated to the level of strategic partnership following last week's meetings, further strengthening the trust between the two countries. Đurić assessed the visit as extremely successful, recalling that the Serbian delegation had the opportunity to meet with top Israeli officials, including the President, Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and parliamentary representatives.
TL;DR
- Serbia and Israel have established a strategic partnership following Foreign Minister Marko Đurić's visit to Jerusalem.
- The partnership aims to strengthen bilateral relations and create a framework for cooperation, including with the United States.
- A key initiative is the promotion of the English-language book 'Ustaška zverstva' (Ustaše Atrocities), documenting crimes committed by the Ustaše regime against Serbs, Jews, and Roma.
- This effort seeks to combat historical revisionism and promote accurate remembrance of World War II events, particularly the genocide against Serbs in the Independent State of Croatia.
- The book is based on primary sources and aims to be disseminated through Serbian diplomatic missions worldwide.
- The article criticizes the 'pro-Western' opposition and NGOs for misunderstanding global trends and the significance of Serbia's strategic reorientation.
- There is an emphasis on correcting historical injustices and promoting scientific understanding of historical events through alliances with institutions like Yad Vashem and the US Holocaust Memorial Museum.