Miri Regev on Monday became the first Israeli minister to visit the United Arab Emirates, marking a major elevation in ties that the Gulf state has long preferred to be kept quiet.
The sports and culture minister was ostensibly in Abu Dhabi to cheer on the Israeli judo team, which has previously competed in several Arab states that do not have ties with Israel.
But an official tour to the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque signaled the visit had greater diplomatic implications and was fully endorsed by the authorities.
Regev was visibly moved as the Israeli anthem played in the stadium for gold medal winner Sagi Muki. The previous year, the anthem had been banned, along with the flag of Israel.
The visit by the Isreali minister comes just days after another Gulf state, Oman, hosted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The ruler of Bahrain praised the wisdom of Sultan Qaboos following the major step, hinting that Manama could follow suit.
Kudos to Miri Regev, dressed like that while visiting a pervertedly conservative Arab state. A walking felony some would say.
I believe one of the reasons for so many criminals and rapists among Muslim immigrants (esp. Arabs) to Europe is that they are used to seeing women wrapped up in 50 yards of clothes like a mummy. (i.e. against the laws of nature.)
They can’t control themselves when they see women in western style clothes. Of course, their corrupt / primitive culture and tradition on top of lack of proper, civilized upbringing play a big too.
Kudos to Miri Regev, dressed like that while visiting a pervertedly conservative Arab state. A walking felony some would say.
I believe one of the reasons for so many criminals and rapists among Muslim immigrants (esp. Arabs) to Europe is that they are used to seeing women wrapped up in 50 yards of clothes like a mummy. (i.e. against the laws of nature.)
They can’t control themselves when they see women in western style clothes. Of course, their corrupt / primitive culture and tradition on top of lack of proper, civilized upbringing play a big too.
@shawn napper- You’re a bloody backward thinker and should not even post any comment in here. Geostrategic and geopolitical analysts are looking with interests over the changes of relationships between the arab nations and Israel. This is a very promising event for a longlasting peace in the middle east
@shawn napper- You’re a bloody backward thinker and should not even post any comment in here. Geostrategic and geopolitical analysts are looking with interests over the changes of relationships between the arab nations and Israel. This is a very promising event for a longlasting peace in the middle east
@shawn napper – and it is shocking that you pretended to not realising that United Arab Emirates are far more advanced than where you come from
@shawn napper – and it is shocking that you pretended to not realising that United Arab Emirates are far more advanced than where you come from
Shawn Napper, your abusive comments reveal a very
deep and pernicious racism. What I find troubling is Israel’s cosying up to Arab states like Saudi Arabia whilst continuing its bloody occupation of Palestine. It is very unfortunate that there is no Arab leader like Nasser (for all his faults) who can unite the Arab peoples and direct a collective voice against Israel’s crimes against humanity.
Shawn Napper, your abusive comments reveal a very
deep and pernicious racism. What I find troubling is Israel’s cosying up to Arab states like Saudi Arabia whilst continuing its bloody occupation of Palestine. It is very unfortunate that there is no Arab leader like Nasser (for all his faults) who can unite the Arab peoples and direct a collective voice against Israel’s crimes against humanity.