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Israel Hayom
Eyal Zisser12.11.2018
Israel and Gulf states build up relations
There is no doubt that Israel and the Arab world have crossed the Rubicon on the path to establishing a stable—and even close and unconditional—relationship with Israel.
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In Oman, Israeli minister promotes cooperation between Israel, Gulf states
09.11.2018
In addition to joint economic and social-development matters, Israel sees Oman as an ally to combat the Iranian regional threat.
An Omani desert landscape. Credit: Wikimedia Commons via by Hendrik Dacquin.
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Like many emerging countries, Oman sees Israel as a partner in economic development
Israel Kasnett01.11.2018
Oman began establishing preliminary ties with Israel following the Oslo peace process in the mid-1990s, which ended up being frozen during the Second Intifada. But now it needs Israeli help on the economic crisis there, which is worsening each year.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu meeting with Oman's Sultan Qaboos bin Said. Credit: Benjamin Netanyahu via Twitter.
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Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies:
Besa Center
James Dorsey09.07.2018
Saudi religious diplomacy targets Jerusalem
A United Arab Emirates-backed Saudi effort to wrest control from Jordan of Islam’s holy places in Jerusalem signals a sharper, more overt edge to Saudi religious diplomacy.
Dr. James M. Dorsey, a non-resident Senior Associate at the BESA Center
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Changes in the Middle East
Delegation of American Jewish leaders finds budding ally in the Emirates
Alex Traiman16.02.2018
“The United Arab Emirates can have an expanding role with the State of Israel. They are a country that is trying to counter the forces of extremism,” said Malcolm Hoenlein, executive vice chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations. 
Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations Chairman Stephen Greenberg (L) and Executive Vice President Malcolm Hoenlein (R) meeting with United Arab Emirates Minister of State for Tolerance Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak al Nahyan, on February 14, 2018. Photo courtesy of COPMAJO.
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