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The Israeli delegation will meet with its Bahraini counterparts and sign five memorandums of understanding to further cement bilateral ties, including economic deals and cooperation between hospitals and water companies. Bahrain carrier Gulf Air launches its first direct flight between Manama and Tel Aviv.
Israel, regional partners the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Morocco call on member-states to integrate women in peace processes, stress the value of women's influence on human rights matters. Statement supported by 52 countries, including Turkey.
Explaining Sudanese officials's absence from events marking 1-year anniversary of Abraham Accords, top diplomatic official says difficult for Khartoum to offer public display of normalization with Israel.
"The Israeli government under my leadership will work to continue implementing the agreements and strive for a stable, secure, and prosperous Middle East," Prime Minister Naftali Bennett says.
Israel's UN, US envoy praises Trump, Biden for nurturing accords, says moderate countries in the Middle East "must unite to tackle our shared challenges and form a regional alliance to confront shared threats."
One year after the Abraham Accords were signed, locals from communities in Gulf states have taken a keen and public interest in the Jewish New Year and its traditions.
Khaled al-Jalahmah tweets in Arabic and Hebrew: Fulfilling vision of peaceful coexistence with all nations is a privilege that I will hold in high regard.
Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Ben Gurion University of the Negev sign historic agreements with Morocco’s Mohammed VI Polytechnic University to promote academic and technological cooperation, sustainability research.
The Association of Gulf Jewish Communities facilitates the ceremony as part of a continued effort to build Jewish life in Gulf Cooperation Council states.
Ben-Gurion university of the Negev and Morocco's Mohammed VI Polytechnic University plan to ink an MoU to cooperate on scientific projects focusing on agriculture, water, energy, and ecological restoration.
