En la Г©poca post-Guerra FrГa, el caso colombiano es diferente porque el conflicto allГ es formado por muchos actores armados que incluyen el estado, los paramilitares derechistas, los insurgentes de la izquierda, y la industria narcotraficante. Estas relaciones eran basadas en la alianza entre Israel y los regГmenes militares-derechistas que practicaban una supresiГіn total contra una variedad de вЂњotrosвЂќ subversivos en Argentina y Guatemala, y tambiГ©n en Nicaragua donde existГa una contra-insurgencia derechista. Las relaciones histГіricas entre Israel y Argentina, Nicaragua y Colombia durante la Guerra FrГa de los aГ±os 80 ofrece un contexto para entender los parГЎmetros de la polГtica exterior israelГ en la regiГіn latinoamericana. This article provides historical and analytic contexts to elaborate the Colombia-Israel relationship, toward a future in which вЂњpeaceвЂќ may play an important role. I ask whether a special relationship sutures Israel to Colombia linked to the expanding interventions of paramilitaries and parastate apparatuses. The Israeli and Colombian states are substantively and conceptually intertwined around a common obsession with national security and armed conflict with subversive others of many types. IsraelвЂ™s role in the complex Colombian milieu involves relationships with both the state and the parastate, both the military and the paramilitaries. In the postвЂ“Cold War era, the Colombian case is distinctive because conflict is shaped by a number of different armed actors, including the state, right-wing paramilitaries, left-wing insurgents, and the narcotics industries. These relationships allied Israel with right-wing military regimes suppressing a variety of subversive others in Argentina and Guatemala, and also a right-wing counterinsurgency in Nicaragua. IsraelвЂ™s historical relationships with Argentina, Nicaragua, and Guatemala during the Cold War in the 1980s provides one context for understanding the parameters of Israeli foreign policy in the region.

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