Middle East
The ceremony came over a year after the signing of the Abraham Accords that established relations between Israel and Bahrain.
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“To me, what’s very important for people to understand is that it’s a new Middle East, that there aren’t a lot of people who lived through the most recent four years of this Middle East,” Jason Greenblatt tells JNS.
During a videoconference, the foreign ministers of the three countries welcomed “an achievement that has deepened ties, partnerships, and avenues to pursue shared goals.”
“Bangladesh has centers of innovation, a big population, resources and people understand that the next step in business is innovation, as the old technologies are cold and spoiled, and have a limited lifespan,” said Ilan Sztulman Starosta of the Israeli Consulate in Dubai.
Experts say the resolution ignores the reality of academic freedom in Israel. According to the Israeli Council for Higher Education, approximately 54,000 Arab students attend Israeli universities, comprising 17 percent of all students in Israel.
Representatives meet to discuss strategic initiatives in infrastructure, investment, logistics, food, health care, high-tech, energy and more.
Israel Ganon, chairman of the Association of Public Transport Drivers in Israel, says drivers carry the trauma of violent incidents long after they’re over, and that “the Ministry of Transportation must give drivers moral backing and regulatory support as much as possible.”
The Israeli defense minister will also hold discussions with the Biden administration on Iron Dome replenishment and certain defense acquisitions that have faced delays.
The grant is “in keeping with Algeria’s revolutionary history,” says the country’s president, Abdelmadjid Tebboune.
On a tour of the Negev, the Israeli prime minister says Israel is moving from a defensive to an offensive approach to violent crime in the area.
“The volume of events taking place speaks to the tremendous growth we have seen over the past year,” said Rabbi Yehuda Sarna.
