Happy Netanyahu: New Era with Arab world, others will Follow UAE’s Step of Normalization

By Staff, Agencies 

Happy “Israeli” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hailed on Thursday night what he called a “new era of “Israeli” relations with the Arab world,” and said other deals with Arab countries would follow.

He also insisted that he would continue to seek to extend “Israeli” occupation the West Bank, in coordination with the US, but acknowledged that his plan for unilateral annexation was being temporarily halted.

According to Netanyahu, there will be a “full” exchange of embassies, ambassadors, economic exchanges, direct flights and more. “Together, with our joint strengths, we can bring a great future for our peoples and our region,” he claimed.

“This is very important for our economy, the regional economy and our future,” the prime minister said.

He said the UAE would make investments that would boost the “Israeli” economy, and that the two sides would work together on a vaccine for COVID-19.

Bibi further hailed the UAE as a rising world power.

He also alleged the agreement reflected the “dramatic change” in the way “Israel” was perceived in the region. In the past, it was regarded “as an enemy and source of instability” but today “many, many states see “Israel” as a strategic ally for stability, for security, for advancement and also for peace.

“There will be other Arab and Muslim states that will join the circle of peace with us,” he predicted. 

Netanyahu also hailed Trump, “one of “Israel’s” greatest friends,” for enabling the deal.

“I say to the residents of the United Arab Emirates: Salam Alaikum. Shalom Aleichem. Peace be to you, and us,” Netanyahu concluded his prepared remarks.