Nauru’s government announces it plans to open an embassy in Israel, with Israel’s Foreign Minister saying the mission would be located in Jerusalem. According to the Jerusalem Post, Nauru’s decision to establish the embassy in Jerusalem follows discussions between Israel’s Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar and Lionel Aingimea, Nauru’s deputy president and its minister responsible for foreign affairs, trade and justice. The Jerusalem Post reports that the planned embassy would make Nauru the 10th country to maintain an embassy in Israel’s capital. Radio New Zealand Pacific also reports that Israel’s foreign minister states the Nauru embassy would be in Jerusalem. The two accounts align on the key elements: Nauru is moving to set up a diplomatic mission in Jerusalem, and the decision is linked to an understanding reached through meetings between the officials involved. The reports do not provide additional details on timing, location specifics beyond Jerusalem, or the terms for the embassy’s operation beyond the planned establishment.