Additional efforts taken toward Israeli-Saudi normalization
Washington is said to be examining demands put forth by Riyadh as conditions for normalization with Jerusalem, one of which is for a civilian nuclear program.
Middle East Peace Process
Arab influencers visit Auschwitz to promote tolerance through Holocaust education
"The Holocaust must be viewed as the ultimate warning against where intolerance can lead if left unchecked," Amit Deri, founder of Sharaka, says.
Full normalization with Israel on hold due to deadly conflict in Sudan
At least 56 civilians have died in the clashes between the military and the paramilitary.
UAE president, Netanyahu discuss strengthening ties in phone call
A statement from the PM's office said the two leaders agreed to "continue the dialogue between them in a personal meeting in the near future."
Report: UAE mulls downgrading representation level in Israel
Israel denies claim that Abu Dhabi has scaled back its normalization agreement with Israel by instructing its ambassador to Jerusalem not to meet any Israeli official, lawmaker or minister as well as skip out on official events.
Moroccan palace asks Islamist party to stop criticizing ties with Israel
The palace said that foreign policy was a prerogative of the king and it would not be "subject to blackmail."
Israel engaging 4 Muslim nations to expand Abraham Accords
These include Indonesia, the largest Muslim country in the world, which has never had official ties with Israel.
After historic visit, FM declares Israel-Sudan peace could be signed 'this year'
During his one-day visit to Khartoum, Eli Cohen met with various Sudanese political figures, including Sudan’s ruling general, Abdel-Fattah Burhan.
Did Dermer make secret trip to UAE to pave way for Netanyahu visit?
The reported visit by Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer was also allegedly intended to assuage concerns regarding right-wing members of Netanyahu’s government.
Where are the Gulf's tourists? Israel's hopes fall short
“It’s still a very weird and sensitive situation,” said Morsi Hija, head of the forum for Arabic-speaking tour guides in Israel. “The Emiratis feel like they’ve done something wrong in coming here.”