In a new development, a telephonic service has been laid
down in Israel making it possible for Israel and the United Arab Emirates to
live up to there earlier announcement of stabilizing their relations. This came
after the UAE and Israel will be easing down diplomatic ties with each other
and for exactly that reason, mediated by the United States.
On Sunday, Israeli communications minister, Yoaz Handel
applauded the effort and said,“Many economic opportunities will open now, and
these trust-building steps are an important step toward advancing states’
interests.”
This was even proved by the journalists who called each
other, from Jerusalem to Dubai, on both landlines and mobile phones and the
system was working. Not only this but the online websites that were banned in
UAE like The Jerusalem Post, Times of Israel and YNet, all of them started to
work without any non-filitaring devices.
After the historic announcement of easing down diplomatic
relations with each other, the UAE had suffered some harsh remarks calling it a
sacred act for following Trump’s footsteps while others have said that it was
high time that something like this happened, at least this will ensure peace in
the Middle East.
With this agreement, Emiratis are the third one to be
having an open and cordial relation with Israel in the Middle East after Egypt
and Jordan. Further in a joint statement, deals between both the countries were
expected in the coming weeks in such areas as tourism, direct flights and
embassies.
The countries that strongly oppose this decision are
Turkey and Iran. the chief of staff of Iran’s armed forces, Mohammad Hossein
Bagheri, asked the UAE to reconsider the
decision. “If an incident happens in the Persian Gulf and violates the national
security of the Islamic Republic of Iran, even a tiny bit, and we see it from
the UAE, we will not tolerate it,” Bagheri said.
But reports have
suggested that even though it looked sudden that both the countries decided to
start fresh actually it on papers since the time Trump had joined office. Trump
and his administration had been working a lot in making everything this deal.
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