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Recognition without legitimacy the Somaliland dilemma

 By Mohamed Kosow Salat 

I don't think that Israel's recognition of Somaliland as an independent state would help Somaliland to carrying out its mission to be fully recognized by the international community.

it does not guarantee widespread international recognition or change Somaliland's status overnight.Howevwr with the bad image of Natenyahu perceived by many Somalis and the world in general this recognition will ignite violence and regional destabilization which will lead terrorist groups to intesify their mission in Somalia.

On 21 October 2024 following an investigation of war crimes and crime against humanity, the international criminal cours (ICC) issued an arrest warrant for Isreal's prime Minister.

Natenyahu  has massively slaughtered the feeble Palestinian children, elderly people and destroyed the infrastructure of Palestinians. He subjected them to die from malnutrition aftet he blocked the aid agencies to rich Gaza.

Isreal's recognition of Somaliland as an independent state will create geopolitical tension that might force international superpowers to
flex their muscles in Northern regions of Somalia.

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