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דונלד טראמפ בנימין נתניהו פגישה הבית הלבן

Trump announces “historic” peace agreement between Israel and UAE via Twitter

13.08.20|Ynet and CTech

The move follows normalization of ties signaled by collaboration between Israeli and Emirati tech companies on Covid-19 solutions

יואב תורג'מן מנכ"ל חברת אלתא

Israel’s IAI signs collaboration agreement with UAE’s Group 42 to jointly battle Covid-19

Though the countries do not have diplomatic relations, the agreement opens door to future deals in other fields

אבו דאבי איחוד האמירויות קו רקיע

Emirati Spying App Is Linked to Company Employing Former NSO Programmers, Report Says

On Sunday, the New York Times reported that popular chat app ToTok is, in fact, a spying tool. The app was linked to Emirati government company DarkMatter, previously reported to have poached several employees from Israeli surveillance company NSO

אבו דאבי איחוד האמירויות קו רקיע

New York Times: Emirati Surveillance Firm Poached NSO Employees

25.03.19|Amarelle Wenkert

According to a Thursday investigative report by the New York Times, Emirati cyber surveillance firm DarkMatter hired a group of former employees of Israeli surveillance company NSO

אבו דאבי ארמון מלוכה מגדלי אתיחאד

Long Hidden Ties Are Made Public as Israeli Officials Descend on Gulf States

12.11.18|Adi Pick

For years held under the radar, relations between Israel, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain, and the UAE have suddenly become an official matter, with no less than four official state visits in October alone. The Israeli anthem was played for the first time in Abu Dhabi

נ"מ סורי בשמי דמשק מתקפת חייל האוויר על יעדים ב סוריה

Regional Violence Highlights a Middle Eastern Arms Race

14.05.18|Amir Rapaport, IsraelDefense

President Trump's withdrawal from the Iran Deal unveiled a small portion of an arms race that has been underway in the last few months throughout the Middle East

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