Whatever the motives of the Gulf state for agreeing to the peace accord, it marks a change in Arab solidarity with Palestinians 'Normalisation" with Israel is still a dirty word in Arabic. But that hasn't stopped the United Arab Emirates, the second most wealthy and powerful of the Gulf states, concluding a peace agreement with Benjamin Netanyahu, brokered by Donald Trump - at his transactional worst and with an eye on his chances of re-election in November. Even accounting for Trumpian self-adv...
The Israel-UAE deal will make a 'one-state solution' even more unlikely | Ian Black
The Guardian - 14 Aug 2020 16:06
Whatever the motives of the Gulf state for agreeing to the peace accord, it marks a change in Arab solidarity with Palestinians 'Normalisation" with Israel is still a dirty word in Arabic. But that hasn't stopped the United Arab Emirates, the second most wealthy and powerful of the Gulf states, concluding a peace agreement with Benjamin Netanyahu, brokered by Donald Trump - at his transactional worst and with an eye on his chances of re-election in November. Even accounting for Trumpian self-adv...
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