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This was done by Khalfan in a series of tweets on his account via “Twitter”, in which he expressed his support for the normalization of relations between Israel and the Arab countries.
Khalfan said he sees “the Arab League becoming a Middle Eastern League, in which Iran and Israel will side with the Arabs,” and considered that Israel has become “an integral part of the Arab land.”
The League of Arab States should be transformed into the Middle East League, with Iran and Israel in it. Besides the Arabs.
– Dhahi Khalfan Tamim (@Dhahi_Khalfan) December 12, 2020
Khalfan added in another tweet: “Among the things that I consider necessary is that Israelis enter the Arab countries without a visa, that the Arabs enter Israel without a visa, and that they allow property and investment on each side of the other side.”
Khalfan also considered that “keeping Israel as a thorn in the throat of the Arabs is a mistake”, and said: “Leave it with chocolate … What is the problem?”
In a third tweet, Khalfan asked the Palestinians to accept the “de facto” and addressed them: “Israel is a state recognized by the world and the matter is over, and the borders of the Palestinian state are known according to the decisions of the United Nations “. The world, sooner or later, ”he says.
Israel is a state recognized by the world … and the matter is over … and the borders of the Palestinian state are known according to United Nations resolutions … Let Abbas declare his status on the established borders of according to the decisions of the United Nations, and the world will recognize it sooner or later …
– Dhahi Khalfan Tamim (@Dhahi_Khalfan) December 12, 2020
Dhahi Khalfan’s remarks come as the UAE and Israel continue to take many steps to further normalize relations between them, as Israelis travel in groups to the Emirates, whether for work or pleasure.
Barak, founder of the Emirati-Israeli Business Council, said in a statement released by the American Wall Street Journal on Friday, December 11, 2020, that Israeli and Emirati companies have so far signed at least 12 memoranda of understanding.
While travel agents say some 25,000 Israelis are expected to arrive in Dubai to celebrate Hanukkah (the Festival of Lights), the number is likely to increase once the visa-free travel system is fully in place.
So far, 4 Arab countries have established relations with Israel, which are the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Egypt and Jordan, and Morocco joined the normalization agreement on Thursday, December 10, 2020, in an agreement announced by the outgoing president of United States, Donald Trump.
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