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UAE Cut All Ties with Isreal #uaenews #israel #israelpalestineconflict In response to the assassination of seven relief workers by Israeli occupation forces in Gaza, the UAE is said to have suspended diplomatic relations with Israel. Welcome everyone, in today's video; we’re going to tell you UAE Cut All Ties with Isreal According to Israeli news station i24News, Emirati officials verified the news, calling ties between Tel Aviv and Abu Dhabi as the “darkest day“ in the two countries' relations. But before we proceed the further details, if you’re new to this channel, remember (go ahead and) to hit the bell icon to subscribe, so you won’t miss the informative videos we will upload in the future. UAE Cut All Ties with Isreal Many in the international world have voiced indignation following the execution of the seven humanitarian workers. Spain called Israel's justification for the massacre weak and unacceptable. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the workers' deaths were “unintentional.“ However, many have pointed out that Israel has done nothing to protect civilians and aid personnel since it began its cruel bombardment on Gaza. Today, the death toll from Israel's persistent and merciless campaign has surpassed 33,000. Despite the outrage and criticism, the world community has failed to pressure Israel to cease the catastrophic war that has been ongoing since October 7. In response, Israel is ready to prolong the battle despite a humanitarian calamity typified by disease outbreaks and an alarming starvation that is killing inhabitants throughout the beleaguered area. The UAE is one of the countries that signed the Abraham Accords, which were mediated by the United States and aim to reestablish relations with Israel in September 2020. “It did [UAE] benefits from the accords, with 450,000 Israelis visiting the UAE between January 2021 and January 2023 and Israeli companies doing business in the Gulf country as well,“ according to a report last year by Al Jazeera. Israel and the Arab states: confrontation or interdependence? In late 2020 and early 2021, Israel established official diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates, while Bahrain reestablished relations with Morocco and began moves toward establishing relations with Sudan, in a series of developments involving significant US participation. These were Israel's first normalization arrangements following agreements with Egypt, the Palestine Liberation Organization, and Jordan. The following things prepared the way for this procedure: The Arab Spring's aftermath, the expanding Iranian threat, US policies, and economic and energy transformations have all contributed to regional upheavals. Two years later, Israel's connections with the UAE and Morocco are the most developed. Their nature has changed permanently, and the diversified growth of relations with the Middle East has emerged as one of Israel's most crucial foreign policy priorities. This cooperation is also causing some indicators of interdependence. At the same time, Israel's Arab partners are primarily determining the pace at which these partnerships develop, and they can apply the brakes at any time. Opportunities to strengthen ties with these countries and expand the normalization process to more Arab states are influenced by issues such as the Palestinian question, the state of the Israeli-US alliance, the level of US involvement in the region, and the processes taking place within Israel. israel relations with arab countries,saudi arabia normalise ties with israel,uae halts relationship with israel,hindustan times,times israel,palestinian authority,pro gaza rallies,israel saudi ties,palestine and israel,israel united arab emirates deal,white house,pro palestine rallies,live stream,un resolution ceasefire,western wall,israel uae deal reactions,us israel ties,israel saudi normalise ties,israel saudi normalies ties,uae israel deal
