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(Sydney Morning Herald-Australia) Dave Sharma - The announcement that the United Arab Emirates and Israel will establish diplomatic ties and normalize relations is hugely significant for the Middle East. Though it has taken decades longer than it should have, Israel is finally becoming accepted as a legitimate stakeholder in the Middle East and part of the regional furniture. Building ties between the two most economically dynamic parts of the Middle East will provide big commercial and trade opportunities. Direct flights and access between Israel and the UAE will link Israel's technological prowess with the financial, logistics and investment hub of the region. The writer, a former ambassador to Israel, is a member of the Australian Parliament. 2020-08-17 00:00:00Full Article
UAE Deal Gives Israel Long Overdue Legitimacy
(Sydney Morning Herald-Australia) Dave Sharma - The announcement that the United Arab Emirates and Israel will establish diplomatic ties and normalize relations is hugely significant for the Middle East. Though it has taken decades longer than it should have, Israel is finally becoming accepted as a legitimate stakeholder in the Middle East and part of the regional furniture. Building ties between the two most economically dynamic parts of the Middle East will provide big commercial and trade opportunities. Direct flights and access between Israel and the UAE will link Israel's technological prowess with the financial, logistics and investment hub of the region. The writer, a former ambassador to Israel, is a member of the Australian Parliament. 2020-08-17 00:00:00Full Article
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