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In pictures: Gali Dagan presents credentials as Israeli ambassador to Peru

Dagan joined ambassadors from Switzerland and Honduras, and a representative of the Palestinians.

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The Israeli, Swiss and Honduran ambassadors and a representative of the Palestinians present their credentials to José María Balcázar, president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.

Gali Dagan presented his credentials as Israeli ambassador to Peru to José María Balcázar, president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima on Tuesday.

He was joined in the ceremony by the ambassadors from Switzerland and Honduras, and a representative of the Palestinians.

Gali Dagan presents his credentials as Israeli ambassador to Peru, July 21, 2026
Gali Dagan presents his credentials as Israeli ambassador to Peru, July 21, 2026
The Israeli ambassadors (none pictured) arrives at a ceremony to present his credentials to José María Balcázar, president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
Gali Dagan, embajador de Israel en Perú, en una ceremonia en la que presentó sus cartas credenciales a José María Balcázar (no aparece en la foto), presidente de Perú, en el Palacio de Gobierno en Lima, el 21 de julio de 2026. Crédito: Presidencia de Perú.
Gali Dagan, Israeli ambassador to Peru, at a ceremony during which he presented his credentials to José María Balcázar (not pictured), president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
Gali Dagan, Israeli ambassador to Peru, at a ceremony during which he presented his credentials to José María Balcázar (not pictured), president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
Gali Dagan, embajador de Israel en Perú, en una ceremonia en la que presentó sus cartas credenciales a José María Balcázar (no aparece en la foto), presidente de Perú, en el Palacio de Gobierno en Lima, el 21 de julio de 2026. Crédito: Presidencia de Perú.
Gali Dagan (center), Israeli ambassador to Peru, at a ceremony during which he presented his credentials to José María Balcázar (not pictured), president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
Gali Dagan, Israeli ambassador to Peru, at a ceremony during which he presented his credentials to José María Balcázar (not pictured), president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
Gali Dagan (right), Israeli ambassador to Peru, presents his credentials to José María Balcázar (left), president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
The Israeli, Swiss and Honduran ambassadors and a representative of the Palestinians present their credentials to José María Balcázar, president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
The Israeli, Swiss and Honduran ambassadors and a representative of the Palestinians present their credentials to José María Balcázar, president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
Gali Dagan (derecha), embajador de Israel en Perú, en una ceremonia en la que presentó sus cartas credenciales a José María Balcázar (centro), presidente de Perú, en el Palacio de Gobierno en Lima, el 21 de julio de 2026. Crédito: Presidencia de Perú.
Gali Dagan (derecha), embajador de Israel en Perú, en una ceremonia en la que presentó sus cartas credenciales a José María Balcázar (centro), presidente de Perú, en el Palacio de Gobierno en Lima, el 21 de julio de 2026. Crédito: Presidencia de Perú.
Gali Dagan (fourth from left), Israeli ambassador to Peru, at a ceremony during which he presented his credentials to José María Balcázar (center), president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
Gali Dagan (fourth from left), Israeli ambassador to Peru, at a ceremony during which he presented his credentials to José María Balcázar (center), president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
The Israeli ambassadors (none pictured) arrives at a ceremony to present his credentials to José María Balcázar, president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
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Gali Dagan, Israeli ambassador to Peru, at a ceremony during which he presented his credentials to José María Balcázar (not pictured), president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
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Gali Dagan, Israeli ambassador to Peru, at a ceremony during which he presented his credentials to José María Balcázar (not pictured), president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
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Gali Dagan, Israeli ambassador to Peru, at a ceremony during which he presented his credentials to José María Balcázar (not pictured), president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
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Gali Dagan (center front), Israeli ambassador to Peru, at a ceremony during which he presented his credentials to José María Balcázar (not pictured), president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
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Gali Dagan (center), Israeli ambassador to Peru, at a ceremony during which he presented his credentials to José María Balcázar (not pictured), president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
BRAIAN REYNA GUERRERO
Gali Dagan, Israeli ambassador to Peru, at a ceremony during which he presented his credentials to José María Balcázar (not pictured), president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
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Gali Dagan (right), Israeli ambassador to Peru, presents his credentials to José María Balcázar (left), president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
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The Israeli, Swiss and Honduran ambassadors and a representative of the Palestinians present their credentials to José María Balcázar, president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
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The Israeli, Swiss and Honduran ambassadors and a representative of the Palestinians present their credentials to José María Balcázar, president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
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Gali Dagan (right), Israeli ambassador to Peru, at a ceremony during which he presented his credentials to José María Balcázar (center), president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
LINO CHIPANA
Gali Dagan (right), Israeli ambassador to Peru, at a ceremony during which he presented his credentials to José María Balcázar (center), president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
BRAIAN REYNA GUERRERO
Gali Dagan (fourth from left), Israeli ambassador to Peru, at a ceremony during which he presented his credentials to José María Balcázar (center), president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
LINO CHIPANA
Gali Dagan (fourth from left), Israeli ambassador to Peru, at a ceremony during which he presented his credentials to José María Balcázar (center), president of Peru, at the Government Palace in Lima, July 21, 2026. Credit: Peruvian presidency.
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