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Saudis urged to include Israel on official maps

Saudis urged to include Israel on official maps

In meeting with Saudi foreign minister in the kingdom earlier this year, Zionist Organization of America President Mort Klein asked, "How can Saudi Arabia educate Saudi youth and other Saudis of the mutual benefits of promoting relations with Israel, and to end antagonism towards Israel, if Israel is not even shown on the Saudi maps?" Adel bin Ahmed Al-Jubeir, who spoke of improving ties with Israel, reportedly told Klein the country would work on the issue.

UN agency accuses Israel of 'devastating' Gaza's economy

UN agency accuses Israel of 'devastating' Gaza's economy

UN Conference on Trade and Development says the maritime blockade Israel imposed in 2007 after Hamas usurped control of the coastal enclave has cost Gaza $16.7 billion in economic losses. Foreign Ministry accused UNCTAD of presenting a “one-sided and distorted depiction” that disregards ”terrorist organizations' control over the Gaza Strip and their responsibility for what occurs in the Gaza Strip."