UAE and Israel; Normalization or Revelation?

TEHRAN – The normalization of relations between some Arab countries and Israel is one of the things that has been more discussed in recent years, but what is not mentioned and less discussed is that quite a few Arab countries have of course established relations secretly, in trade, Worked in security and even defense for decades. The public establishment of diplomatic relations can also be seen as a revelation of a more or less existing relationship in the past.

Abraham Accords Global Announces New Campaign

As officials from the three countries stood next to the notorious U.S. president in Washington with the prime minister of the Zionist regime, Donald Trump began touting Israel’s ties to a number of Arab countries, including the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Morocco. , until the ugliest and most scandalous pictures of the political world are shown again.

Israel, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Morocco signed the Abraham Accords at the White House on September 15, 2020.

Undoubtedly, this agreement, known as a historic breakthrough in Israel-Arab relations, can be said to be the official declaration and declaration of some Arab countries’ relations with Israel initiated by the former Trump administration.

The deal was orchestrated by Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, who is trying to prove himself a valuable adviser after he and his father-in-law failed spectacularly to implement the “deal of the century” . Trump publicly praised him, saying: “You did a great job! People don’t understand what they can do … I don’t think anyone can do what he did.”

UAE, Israel reach mutual agreement on different goals

The United Arab Emirates was one of the first countries to normalize relations with Israel, a move that Saudi Arabia is not comfortable announcing publicly. Although the UAE is happy with its relationship with Israel, it has spoken openly about its plans for the future of the Zionist regime in the Persian Gulf.

UAE wants to buy advanced US military equipment

The UAE-Israel agreement will definitely not be limited to purely diplomatic relations.

The UAE is one of the largest markets in the region, and trade, defense and security ties can complement diplomatic ties.

The broad UAE-Israel agreement has two objectives;

First, use Israel’s own defense and security capabilities to deal with regional and extraregional adversaries.

Israel has agreed to sell the advanced Rafael air defense system to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) under the first arms deal since the two countries normalized relations in 2020, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters on Sept. 22.
According to Reuters, Israel has agreed to supply the UAE with Spyder interceptor missiles produced by Rafael.

The Spyder missile can be launched from a vehicle-mounted platform and is used against short and long-range projectiles.

Second, win Israel’s support for the purchase of US super-advanced weapons.

In the final months of the Trump administration, the U.S. and the UAE negotiated a deal that included as many as 50 F-35 fighter jets, 18 MQ-9 Reaper drones, and nearly $10 billion worth of drones. Advanced munitions produced by Lockheed Martin, General Atomics and Raytheon.
The landmark deal will make the UAE the first Arab country to purchase both the F-35 and the MQ-9.

Israel is the only regime in the region that can be the gateway to other countries for advanced U.S. military weapons.

India’s military cooperation with the Zionist regime over the past few years to acquire advanced US military weapons is one such type of cooperation.

The United States has not sold advanced military weapons to Arab countries for years under the pretext of maintaining Israel’s military superiority, and the UAE wants to end this practice with the fear of Washington and Tel Aviv with the Abraham Agreement, but the UAE does not seem to be living up to expectations at the moment Effect.

In an article in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz on September 13, 2022, “On the second anniversary of the Abraham Accords, an important side deal to normalize Israel with the Arab world has yet to materialise: the sale of Advanced Fighter.”

The deal has largely stalled since December amid concerns about Israel’s military superiority and the Persian Gulf state’s relationship with China.

Israel’s Educational Goals in the UAE

As we said above, the Abraham Accords are more than just a diplomatic relationship. In addition to the political, defense and security arena, the deal is also developing in the cultural arena.

Without substantial progress in the normalization process, future generations of Arab nations will likely return to the starting point a few generations later and declare their opposition to Israel.

For this reason, Israel today, or in other words, the idea of ​​international Zionism, aims to follow wider and deeper influences than political agreements, that is, the new generation of Islamic countries and international Zionism Cultural linkages between ideals. Zionism. The way this cultural connection is made is how new and future generations of Muslims in Arab countries view the not-so-accurate Jewish history in their teachings.

Holocaust education in UAE schools

One of the most important themes of international Zionism is the Holocaust and its education for all of humanity.

The Holocaust, also known as the Holocaust, refers to the alleged killing of 6 million Jews in Nazi concentration camps.

The UAE Ministry of Education is reportedly developing a new Holocaust curriculum that will be taught to children in primary and secondary schools.

The UAE has also opened the region’s first Holocaust memorial exhibition in Dubai.

The UAE embassy in the United States issued a statement on January 8 saying: From now on, the theme of the Holocaust will be taught in the educational subjects of primary and secondary schools in the UAE.

In the report, titled “Jewish History for Emirati Children,” Yediot Aharonot writes: “Recently, a delegation from the UAE Ministry of Culture and Youth visited the Holocaust Museum in Jerusalem and asked the Israeli authorities to assist in resolving the problem with the school. Holocaust education is relevant.

Yediot Aharonot said: Against the cultural background of Holocaust denial in most Arab countries, the UAE’s decision is a historic and very important event.

Holocaust denial is a Zionist charge against those who question its veracity.

Historians who question the number of Jews killed in World War II and how the recorded killings were carried out are known as Holocaust deniers.

International Zionist propaganda claims that the late French historian Robert Faurisson, who did extensive research and questioned much of the data, was a great denier of the Holocaust, while he considered himself a revisionist , and said “it’s better to be a big denier than to be a big liar”.

The ground should be prepared in such a way that instead of placing the Qur’an in their alcoves and wearing a turban, Arabs and Muslims in the Middle East place menorah menorahs in their alcoves and wear yarmulkes on their heads. Children should learn from their heart about Jewish history, what happened to Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto, Auschwitz and Crystal Night in Germany. A story, many of which were created by the Jews themselves, so that traitorous Jews were executed by their fellow believers after the war.

Yes, the next generation of Muslims should learn teachings full of lies and distortions instead of reading the tragic history of the Palestinian nation and their murder by Zionist terrorists.

At the end

Abir Bassam, a Lebanese journalist, said: “Since the Arab Revolution of 1916, we have experienced a series of historic betrayals. The British betrayal put the Saudi family in power. Compromises let other monarchies in the (Persian) Gulf countries The nation was victorious. More importantly, the betrayal was imposed on the Arabs at Camp David by their own leaders.”

“Yes, what the United Arab Emirates (UAE) did to sign the Abraham Accords on August 13th, 2020 and support politically dying leaders is historically stupid. The first was Donald Trump, the second One is Benjamin Netanyahu. However, what the UAE is really something to be expected. Military cooperation between the UAE and Israel has been at its peak for many years,” she added in an article published by the Tehran Times.

In this atmosphere, the meeting has been launched. Grammy Wood revealed in The Atlantic that secret meetings have been going on for years. The US department is dominating the talks through private and personal channels. Discussions took place in person between Kushner on one side and Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia and Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed of the UAE on the other.