Arab States to Normalize Ties with ‘Israel’ Soon - Netanyahu

By Staff, Agencies

Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu boasted that his occupation regime “will soon have normal ties and formal peace agreements with a number of Arab countries.”

“I intend in the coming years to conclude normalization and peace agreements with a number of Arab countries,” he said Sunday night, recalling in particular his trip to Oman, a country with which the occupation entity has no formal diplomatic relations.

Netanyahu met Oman’s Sultan Qaboos in Muscat in October 2018. The controversial visit was kept secret until after Netanyahu had returned to the occupied territories.

His latest remarks came during a Likud event in Tel Aviv in which he touted what he characterized as his past diplomatic achievements and pledged more successes.

So far, Jordan and Egypt are the only two Arab states that have announced diplomatic ties with the ‘Israeli’ entity. However, reports have indicated that several of them, including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, have had secret relations with Tel Aviv.

Meanwhile, the ‘Israeli regime has dramatically increased contacts with Gulf countries since June 2018, when Bahrain hosted a US-led conference where the “economic” part of US President Donald Trump’s so-called “peace” plan for the Middle East, dubbed ‘Deal of the Century’ was unveiled.

Relatively, Zionist foreign minister, ‘Israel’ Katz, visited the UAE capital city of Abu Dhabi in June last year for a UN environmental conference, where he discussed cooperation against Iran, as well as economic and transport collaboration.

On October 26 last year, another ‘Israeli’ minister, Miri Regev, traveled to the UAE to accompany the Zionist judo team at the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam 2018.

Most newly, ‘Israel’ will also take part in the Expo 2020 world fair in Dubai next year.