Israel-Arab states normalisation of relations

ahmedfire wrote:It's all a US scenario to start with the small countries like Bahrain ,UAE and Qatar who already are full controlled by US and pushing them for normalization with Israel .

Then they will go to a broken country like Sudan asking it to do the same thing so that the sanctions would be lifted .

Thus is drmatic ,they are accusing Sudan because Osama Bin Laden was there for years who was resposible of Dar es Salaam and Nairobi bombings 1998 .

But US is responsible of protecting a state that use the force to terror people and to kill the babies inside their wombs,so some people have price and some don't and actually this what spread the hate around this world .

Neglecting the main actions but discussing and trending the backfire .

George1 wrote:
Sudan however isnt controlled by US. But they have their own interests. Its also a tactic from Israel to exploit the weaknesses of some arab states in international arena

ahmedfire wrote:As  expected

Trump announces Israel and Morocco to normalize relations

In return ,US recognized Morocco's sovereignty over the Western Sahara .

It would be better if they recognized Ceuta and Melilla which is occupied by Spain but of course they wouldn't  

Those are not real "normalizations". Only done to achieve eco/political goals. As soon as their populations will start talking bad about israel they will come back yo their old position concerning israel. Until that "making peace" is benefic for them (UAE get f-35, Morocco support for Sahara...).

So they're trying to instigate Algerian Iskander's to turn Moron-ccan leaders in to fields of Saffron I see?

ahmedfire wrote:It will be a happy day in Israel if such conflict happened .

George1 wrote:Israel to Send First Delegation to Sudan After Normalising Ties, Media Reports

Pakistan comes under pressure to normalize relations with Israel
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2020-12-19

BEIRUT, LEBANON (6:45 P.M.) – In article posted by Israel Hayom on Wednesday, the newspaper reported that a Pakistani government aide met with Israeli officials during a trip to Tel Aviv.

Citing a source in the Israeli cabinet, the newspaper reported the adviser to Prime Minister Imran Khan flew business class from Islamabad to London, before making his way to Ben Gurion Airport on November 20th.

Khan’s adviser reportedly took British Airways Flight 165 to Ben Gurion Airport and stayed for a few days in Israel, meeting several high-ranking Israeli officials.
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Separately on Wednesday, Noor Dahri, founder and executive director of the UK-based Islamic Theology of Counter Terrorism (ITCT), claimed that Khan’s advisor had travelled to Tel Aviv on his British passport to propose the Pakistan-Israel normalization in return for the regime’s support for Islamabad “to halt down Pakistan’s current cold situation with the Arab countries as well as … in many international issues.”

In an interview with Israel’s i24 News TV channel, Dahri also claimed that the official “was welcomed by the Israeli officials at the airport as the visit was approved by the US.”

He, the researcher added, met the head of Israel’s Mossad spy agency, Yossi Cohen, and delivered a secret message of the Pakistani army chief to him.

The aide later held talks with several political officials and diplomats at the Israeli Foreign Ministry, where he and delivered the message of the Pakistani premier, he noted.

“Pakistan is facing pressure from Arab countries to leave the Turkish bloc and normalize ties with Israel,” Dahri said.
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Pakistan has a traditionally close partnership with Saudi Arabia and receives crucial financial assistance and oil supplies from the kingdom.

But, it has in recent years sided with Turkey on a range of regional issues in a move that has undermined Islamabad’s relations with Riyadh and Abu Dhabi.

Some reports say Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has over the past few months refused to meet with Khan. The kingdom also almost completely halted its oil supplies to Pakistan and even sought back the $3 billion in aid money provided as a loan to Islamabad.

In November, the Pakistani prime minister revealed that his country is “under pressure from friendly countries to recognize Israel,” adding, however, “We will not do so without a fair settlement to the Palestinians.”

Many speculated that Khan was actually referring to Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

The Pakistani Foreign Ministry says Islamabad has no plans to recognize Israel and establish diplomatic ties with it.
Asked to name the countries exerting pressure on Pakistan, he replied, “Leave this . There are things we cannot say. We have good relations with them.”

“Let us stand on our own feet in terms of the economy, then you may ask these questions,” he further said, referring to Pakistan’s economic dependence on the oil-rich Persian Gulf states.

Also in November, Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry Spokesman Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri emphasized that Islamabad will not establish relations with the Tel Aviv regime until there is “a viable, independent and contiguous” Palestinian state acceptable to the Palestinians.

Pakistan “steadfastly supports the Palestinian people’s inalienable right to self-determination,” he said in a statement. “For just and lasting peace, it is imperative to have a two-state solution in accordance with the relevant United Nations and OIC (Organization of Islamic Cooperation) resolutions, with the pre-1967 borders, and al-Quds al-Sharif as the capital of a viable, independent and contiguous Palestinian State.”
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In recent months, four Arab countries — the UAE, Bahrain, Sudan and Morocco — have established formal diplomatic relations with Israel in deals brokered by the US.

The normalization trend has sparked widespread anger among the Pakistani people, who have strong feelings for the Palestinian cause.

George1 wrote:

Pakistan comes under pressure to normalize relations with Israel
News Desk by News Desk
2020-12-19

BEIRUT, LEBANON (6:45 P.M.) – In article posted by Israel Hayom on Wednesday, the newspaper reported that a Pakistani government aide met with Israeli officials during a trip to Tel Aviv.

Citing a source in the Israeli cabinet, the newspaper reported the adviser to Prime Minister Imran Khan flew business class from Islamabad to London, before making his way to Ben Gurion Airport on November 20th.

Khan’s adviser reportedly took British Airways Flight 165 to Ben Gurion Airport and stayed for a few days in Israel, meeting several high-ranking Israeli officials.
ADVERTISEMENT

Separately on Wednesday, Noor Dahri, founder and executive director of the UK-based Islamic Theology of Counter Terrorism (ITCT), claimed that Khan’s advisor had travelled to Tel Aviv on his British passport to propose the Pakistan-Israel normalization in return for the regime’s support for Islamabad “to halt down Pakistan’s current cold situation with the Arab countries as well as … in many international issues.”

In an interview with Israel’s i24 News TV channel, Dahri also claimed that the official “was welcomed by the Israeli officials at the airport as the visit was approved by the US.”

He, the researcher added, met the head of Israel’s Mossad spy agency, Yossi Cohen, and delivered a secret message of the Pakistani army chief to him.

The aide later held talks with several political officials and diplomats at the Israeli Foreign Ministry, where he and delivered the message of the Pakistani premier, he noted.

“Pakistan is facing pressure from Arab countries to leave the Turkish bloc and normalize ties with Israel,” Dahri said.
ALSO READ  US officials allegedly claim Israel is behind assassination of Iranian nuclear scientist

Pakistan has a traditionally close partnership with Saudi Arabia and receives crucial financial assistance and oil supplies from the kingdom.

But, it has in recent years sided with Turkey on a range of regional issues in a move that has undermined Islamabad’s relations with Riyadh and Abu Dhabi.

Some reports say Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has over the past few months refused to meet with Khan. The kingdom also almost completely halted its oil supplies to Pakistan and even sought back the $3 billion in aid money provided as a loan to Islamabad.

In November, the Pakistani prime minister revealed that his country is “under pressure from friendly countries to recognize Israel,” adding, however, “We will not do so without a fair settlement to the Palestinians.”

Many speculated that Khan was actually referring to Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

The Pakistani Foreign Ministry says Islamabad has no plans to recognize Israel and establish diplomatic ties with it.
Asked to name the countries exerting pressure on Pakistan, he replied, “Leave this . There are things we cannot say. We have good relations with them.”

“Let us stand on our own feet in terms of the economy, then you may ask these questions,” he further said, referring to Pakistan’s economic dependence on the oil-rich Persian Gulf states.

Also in November, Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry Spokesman Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri emphasized that Islamabad will not establish relations with the Tel Aviv regime until there is “a viable, independent and contiguous” Palestinian state acceptable to the Palestinians.

Pakistan “steadfastly supports the Palestinian people’s inalienable right to self-determination,” he said in a statement. “For just and lasting peace, it is imperative to have a two-state solution in accordance with the relevant United Nations and OIC (Organization of Islamic Cooperation) resolutions, with the pre-1967 borders, and al-Quds al-Sharif as the capital of a viable, independent and contiguous Palestinian State.”
ALSO READ  Israel faces threat unlike before in future conflict with Hezbollah: INSS

In recent months, four Arab countries — the UAE, Bahrain, Sudan and Morocco — have established formal diplomatic relations with Israel in deals brokered by the US.

The normalization trend has sparked widespread anger among the Pakistani people, who have strong feelings for the Palestinian cause.

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