Bolivia and Honduras Withdraw from Anti-Israel Hague Group; Nvidia's Israeli Division Reports Significant Growth
Bolivia and Honduras have exited the Hague Group, a coalition formed to coordinate legal actions against Israel. Concurrently, Nvidia's Israeli networking division has reported substantial revenue growth, contributing significantly to the company's overall performance.
Bolivia and Honduras have announced their withdrawal from the Hague Group, a coalition established in January 2025 to coordinate legal and diplomatic measures against Israel. The group, initially comprising eight nations, now includes South Africa, Colombia, Cuba, Malaysia, Namibia, and Senegal.
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar commended the decisions, stating, "This is a necessary, principled move confronting evil."
In a separate development, Nvidia's Israeli networking division has reported a 263% increase in revenue compared to the same quarter last year, reaching $11 billion in the fourth quarter. This growth is attributed to the division's development of technologies enabling high-speed communication between computers, a critical capability in the era of artificial intelligence.
Nvidia's overall revenue for the third quarter of fiscal 2026 was a record $57 billion, with the data center segment, including the Israeli networking division, contributing significantly.