What Happens When Ambassadors Get Summoned? – General

www.foreignpolicy.com — Last week, China "summoned" U.S. Ambassador Jon Huntsman over President Barack Obama's meeting with the Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama. This week, Ireland and Britain "summoned" their respective Israeli ambassadors due to the recent revelation that Israel might have forged their countries' passports for its agents to travel to Dubai to assassinate a leader of Hamas.

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