After weeks of tension and international image-cleaning, Israel can finally feel secure, with Albania's Foreign Minister, Elisa Spiropali, at its side. Invited by Israeli counterpart Gideon Sa'ar, Spiropali landed in Tel Aviv today to bring Tirana's "diplomatic weight" to the Middle East.
On her first stop, she visited the site of the Nova Festival massacre, emphasizing that “returning all hostages home would be a step towards protecting human dignity,” a phrase that, in a war zone, sounds as innocuous as a tourist postcard.
For her part, the minister underlined Albania's support for the "peace agreement brokered by President Trump," describing it as "the only path to stability." With this, Spiropali turned the visit into a reminder that Albanian diplomacy does not leave any invitation empty, even in the midst of a conflict where even angels seek to leave.
