One man with courage makes a majority. When you do the right thing, others will follow.
Just two days after the president of Guatemala made history as the first Central American leader to announce his decision to relocate his nation’s embassy to Jerusalem, Honduras and Panama are following suit.
Israel and Honduras signed a declaration on bilateral security cooperation in December 2016, during a visit to Jerusalem by Honduran President Orlando Hernandez. It was his second time in the Jewish State.
Honduras was the other Latin American nation that had the courage to vote against the United Nations General Assembly resolution calling for a wholesale rejection of U.S. President Donald Trump’s historic recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and his decision to move the American embassy to the holy city.
That makes four. And that's the snowball effect.
A growing number of countries have recognized at least part of Jerusalem as Israel's capital. And the number of countries moving their embassies is growing too.
We've heard quite a few lectures about how Trump is isolating America. The media and the experts are confused. When you lead from behind, the way Obama did, you're never isolated. When you lead from the front, the way Trump does, you can be temporarily isolated.
But that's because you're leading the way until everyone else catches up.