Israeli authorities deliberately targeted Ghanaian travelers at Ben Gurion Airport, subjecting them to degrading treatment, detaining seven citizens without credible justification and deporting three others. Ghana responded firmly to defend the dignity of its people. This discriminatory conduct is unacceptable and at odds with more than six decades of friendly relations, long-standing cooperation and the mutual respect both nations have publicly affirmed for years.

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