Saudis open airspace to more flights serving Israel
On Thursday, a Cathay Pacific flight from Hong Kong to Tel Aviv used Saudi airspace, according to aviation website flightradar24. There was no immediate comment from Cathay.
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On Thursday, a Cathay Pacific flight from Hong Kong to Tel Aviv used Saudi airspace, according to aviation website flightradar24. There was no immediate comment from Cathay.
According to the plan that Israel is currently drafting, the heads of state of each country would participate in the high-profile gathering that would take place in one of the five countries.
The first flight from Tel Aviv to the island country of Seychelles takes off on Wednesday from Ben-Gurion Airport.
The construction will cost $4 million and be built on the same property where Israel had a presence before it was abandoned in 2000, when diplomatic relations were severed.
New book by son-in-law of former US President Donald Trump reveals new details about negotiations leading up to historic Abraham Accords.
The two ministries plan to join forces in the fight against organized crime, terrorism, and human trafficking.
King Mohammed VI and Crown Prince Moulay Hassan were presented with the plan during a July 13 council of ministers meeting at the royal palace in Rabat.
It is the first-ever public visit by Israel’s top soldier in uniform to the Arab state. Kochavi’s three-day visit is being hosted by Moroccan Defense Minister Abdellatif Loudiyi and army commander Lt. Gen. Belkbhir El-Farouk.
Washington Institute survey finds that 40% of Saudis think informal business or sports ties with Israelis should be allowed; only 39% of Gazans expressed a negative opinion of the Abraham Accords.
The foreign ministries in Jerusalem and Abu Dhabi are currently working on a shared database that would link Israeli and Emirati companies seeking such ventures, particularly in the fields of agriculture and water, communications, and digital endeavors.
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