Colombia Withdraws from The Hague Group, Citing the Body’s Actions Regarding Israel

28 October 2026

The Hague Group states that it seeks to defend international law and international processes, including at the International Criminal Court, in relation to Israel’s actions.




The government of Colombia announced on Tuesday that it will withdraw as a member state and co-chair of the Hague Group, citing the body’s actions regarding Israel.

The Hague Group states that it seeks to defend international law and international processes, including at the International Criminal Court, in relation to Israel’s actions.

“Colombia has officially requested its departure from the Hague Group — a group created to isolate and attack Israel — and we reject this approach,” said the government’s spokesperson, Miller Soto, in a video shared on X.

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