Diplomatic Reconfiguration: Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos Calls On Latin America to Abandon Neutrality Toward Israel
Cayey, Puerto Rico – June 17, 2025
In a new statement with significant geopolitical impact, Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos addressed Latin America directly, calling on governments in the region to urgently review their foreign policies and redefine their positions toward the State of Israel in the current international landscape.
Issued on Tuesday, June 17, 2025, the message delivers a clear warning: nations that maintain neutral or opposing stances toward the Jerusalem-Israel axis will face —according to his view— political costs and risks of instability in a transforming global context.
The Principle of Reciprocity as a Strategic Axis
One of the main concepts in Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos’ proposal is the idea of a “law of reciprocity” applied to international politics. Under this approach, the decisions states make regarding Israel will not be neutral, but will generate direct consequences for their own development.
He also argued that any diplomatic action adverse to Israel will have a negative reciprocal effect, while alignment with the Hebrew nation would function as a factor of stability and prosperity for countries in the region.
This approach redefines support for Israel not as an ideological option, but as a strategic decision of survival and international positioning.
Jerusalem as the Axis of a New Global Order
Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos framed the current situation in the Middle East within a broader process of global power reconfiguration. In his view, present tensions are not an end in themselves, but a prelude to a structural transformation in international governance.
In that context, he stated: “Everything will turn out for the good; Israel will not be abandoned,” projecting a scenario in which Jerusalem will be consolidated as a global administrative center.
This vision reinforces his repeated call to relocate Latin American embassies to the city, anticipating that international diplomacy will tend to converge there.
Criticism of Historical and Political Lack of Knowledge
The leader also directed criticism toward political and social sectors which, according to his analysis, operate with a limited understanding of the conflict in the Middle East.
He argued that this “historical lack of knowledge” not only distorts the reading of reality but also jeopardizes the strategic decisions of states, indirectly affecting global well-being.
In this sense, his discourse aims to establish an alternative narrative that combines history, politics, and long-term projection as a basis for decision-making.
Toward an Aligned Regional Bloc
Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos reaffirmed his intention to promote the formation of an “informed” Latin American bloc capable of acting in a coordinated manner on the international stage in favor of Israel.
This proposal includes concrete measures, such as relocating embassies to Jerusalem and abandoning neutral positions, with the objective of consolidating a regional front aligned with what he considers the central axis of the new global order.
He also made clear that his organization will maintain active monitoring and an international presence aimed at influencing decision-making processes and ensuring that this agenda advances in different countries across the region.
A Pressure Strategy with Regional Projection
With this statement, Dr. José Benjamín Pérez Matos consolidates a strategy that combines political pressure, narrative-building, and international projection, aimed at redefining Latin America’s role on the global stage.
In a context of accelerated change, his message seeks to establish the idea that the stance toward Israel is not secondary, but rather a determining factor in the future stability and development of nations.
