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The United Arab Emirates says two ballistic missiles fired at its territory by Yemen's Houthi rebels on Monday morning have been destroyed and that no one was killed in the attack. The UAE is part of a Saudi-led military coalition fighting Houthi rebels, and this is the second time in a few days that Houthi rebels have tried to target the UAE. The latest missiles were aimed at the state of Abu Dhabi, where three people, were killed in a January 17 drone strike on the port. Following the attack, a spokesman for the Houthi rebels warned that more attacks on the UAE were possible in the future. US to leave Ukraine Meanwhile, the Saudi-led military coalition said that a Sudanese and another Bengali citizen were wounded in a missile attack by Houthi rebels in southern Saudi Arabia on Sunday.  A spokesman for the Houthi rebels has claimed responsibility for the latest attacks in both countries, but did not provide further details, according to Reuters. It should be noted that the Saudi-l...

Naftali Bennett is Israel's first head of government to visit the United Arab Emirates. One reason is the faltering nuclear negotiations with Iran. Israeli Prime Minister  Naftali Bennett  is officially visiting the United Arab Emirates for the first time. The visit comes as part of a regional diplomatic advance, as the nuclear negotiations with Iran in Vienna are progressing slowly. Bennett's office said the prime minister would meet with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Sajid and talk to him about strengthening economic and military ties. This is the first visit by an Israeli Prime Minister to the  United Arab Emirates . Israel and the Emirates have long cooperated in secret on security issues, but only formalized relations last year after the US brokered it. In addition to the Emirates, Bahrain, Sudan and Morocco had also begun to improve interstate relations under US mediation. Bennett's trip coincides with the ongoing talks between the signatory ...

After the coup in Sudan, the military has a problem: the population is resisting the "Egyptian way". Monday, October 25th, early morning in Khartoum. Nobody is surprised when the soldiers arrive. Least of all the prime minister, whom the generals have been threatening for days. Armed men kidnap Abdalla Hamdok and his wife Muna Abdalla to an undisclosed location. Military vehicles hit the streets, blocking bridges over the Nile. State television plays patriotic songs on a loop, ministers are arrested. In the afternoon, the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, appears in front of the cameras, declares the state of emergency and the interim government under Hamdok's leadership as dissolved. According to Burhan, the military had to act "to ensure the security of the country". It's a coup, even if Burhan doesn't want to call it that. Sudan's army, it seems, on October 25th, embarked on the "Egyptian route...

In Tunisia, which is slipping into political chaos, President Kais Saied announced after the government was disempowered that he would now crack down on corruption. At a meeting with the UTICA union, however, Saied said there was  no intention of harming or abusing business people According to Saied, 460 people stole 13.5 billion dinars (around 4.1 billion euros) from Tunisia. He spoke of "wrong economic decisions" that would have led to major financial problems. If people returned the money, they could reach a "criminal settlement" instead of being "prosecuted and imprisoned," said Saied, a former law professor who won the 2019 election with a campaign against corruption. On Wednesday, Saied deposed the head of state television, Mohammed al-Dahach, and appointed an interim director, the president's office announced. The Tunisian police have also temporarily arrested two reporters from the New York Times. A spokeswoman for the US newspaper confirmed th...

In his first message since the accusations of "conspiracy" against his half-brother Prince Hamza, the monarch has assured that the country remains "stable and safe" King Abdullah II of Jordan has broken his silence about the alleged conspiracy in which his half-brother, Prince Hamza, would be involved. In a message broadcast on public television, the sovereign affirmed this Wednesday that "sedition has been nipped in the bud" and that the country remains "stable and safe." It is the first time the monarch has spoken since what authorities called a "plot to undermine Jordan's stability" broke out over the weekend. King Abdullah II sent a message read on his behalf this afternoon to reassure his people. "The challenge of recent days has not been the most dangerous for the stability of the country, but it has been the most painful for me," he said, adding that he had felt "surprise, pain and anger." In his letter to...

Knowledge organizations around the globe put everything on the line to bamboozle individuals in various nations. Once in a while the net of cash is tossed, now and then of ladies and land. Eager and avaricious individuals at long last fall into this snare and carry out the unpardonable wrongdoing of selling out the nation and the country. No nation is protected from this scourge, regardless of whether it is the main superpower on the planet, the United States. Mossad utilized it to trap men from everywhere the world, particularly the first class in the United States, with the assistance of sex weapons and afterward use them to facilitate its own advantages.  Jeffrey's story is sensational and stunning. It uncovers how the knowledge organizations seek after their objectives by setting up surveillance networks in each nation. And furthermore in nations that apparently supported and boss of basic liberties, in the places of intensity, morals, law and standards win. Enormous monstrous ...

The flight departure from Israel to the UAE has landed, denoting a significant advance in normalizing relations after the declaration of a harmony bargain.  The El Al aircraft made the three-hour trip, conveying an assignment of Israeli and US authorities.  The flight was permitted to cross Saudi Arabian airspace, typically obstructed to Israeli air traffic.  The UAE has become just the third Arab nation in the Middle East to perceive Israel since its establishing in 1948.  On Saturday the UAE (United Arab Emirates) canceled a law boycotting Israel which had been set up since 1972, and not long ago the two nations opened direct telephone utilities just because.  Monday's three-hour flight has taken over 70 years to make, and it denotes another defining moment in relations among Israel and the Arab world.  There are large prizes for every one of the three players: Israel's notable need to support local acknowledgment of the Jewish state (could Saudi Ara...

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has repealed a legal clause calling for a boycott of Israel following a "peace deal" with Israel. AFP news agency quoted the state news agency WEM as saying that UAE President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan had called for the repeal of Federal Law No. 15 of 1972 on "boycotting Israel and imposing sanctions." Issued a federal decree. It should be noted that the UAE will be the first Gulf state to establish full diplomatic relations with Israel and the only third Arab country. According to the WEM, UAE companies and merchants can now enter into agreements with firms or businesses based in Israel. The first commercial flight from Israel to the UAE will take off on Monday Following the 'peace agreement' between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, the Israeli-American delegation will arrive in Abu Dhabi on Monday (August 31, 2020) from Tel Aviv on the first commercial airline. An official Israeli delegation will travel direct ...

Turkey and Iran have strongly criticized their regional rival, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), for its decision to normalize diplomatic relations with Israel in a peace deal announced by the United States, accusing it of betraying the Palestinian cause. According to a report by the American news agency AP, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said that the UAE has no authority to negotiate with Israel on behalf of the Palestinians or to give "concessions on important issues for Palestine" . Al Jazeera also reported that Turkey said that history and the conscience of the people of the region "will not forget it and will never forget this hypocritical attitude of the United Arab Emirates". Read more: 'Historic Peace Agreement' Between Israel and UAE It should be noted that this agreement has made the UAE the first Arab country in the Arabian Gulf and the third after Egypt and Jordan to have full diplomatic relations with Israel The Palestinians have called the agre...