Israel-UAE peace agreement
PMO denies that UAE warned Netanyahu about October 7 as Abu Dhabi refuses to comment
Abu Dhabi says it will not join Israel’s political debate after a report claimed Mohammed bin Zayed warned Netanyahu before October 7.
Killing of Israeli rabbi in UAE may strengthen ties between Israel and Arab neighbors, experts say
Peace agreements are not the way to protect Israel's national security - opinion
Abraham Accords opened Israel to the Middle East's 'most dynamic trading hub'
UAE delegation visits Peres Center for Peace and Innovation in Israel
The visit came as part of wider preparation plans for the embassy opening in Israel later this year.
Emirati builds bridges of peace through business
The signing of the Abraham Accords is just the first step, and now it is the people’s turn to build the relationships.
Israel opens embassy in UAE
The embassy is in a temporary structure until a permanent one is found.
Haifa University signs cooperation agreement with UAE research institute
The Emirati TRENDS Institute studies geopolitical shifts, international relations, security and military affairs and economic sustainability in and around the Middle East.
Mohamed Alabbar's vision of the ‘Abraham Accords’ & interaction with Sheba
An exclusive interview.
A personal tribute to Sheba’s indefatigable staff
We remain committed to promoting and developing Israel's first City of Health, and obligated to providing quality healthcare
Your Dubai second home could be just a three-hour flight from Tel Aviv
Hartland development in Dubai is offering real estate delights for Israelis
Sephardi Chief Rabbi to visit UAE Jewish community, inaugurate new school
He will also invest Rabbi Levi Duchman as Rabbi of the Emirati Jewish community.
UAE’s Rabbi Abadie: 'We are opening doors… slowly things will take shape'
The UAE's Jewish community is slowly taking shape as friendships are forged between the Emirates and Israel.
Over 200 COVID-positive Israelis expected to return from UAE in December
Cramped flights have some worried that many Israelis would catch the disease on the plane, leaving tests unable to detect the virus so close after infection.
