Jerusalem: Naftali Bennett Israel went to the United Arab Emirates on Sunday, his office, during the first official visit by the Jewish State Prime Minister since they formed a diplomatic bond last year.
Bennett on Monday met Abu Dhabi Mahkota Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan to discuss “deepening the relationship between Israel and UAE, especially economic and regional problems,” said the regional office, “Bennett said.” This is the first official visit by the Prime Minister Israel for the UAE, “he added to a statement Sudan also agreed to normalize bonds with Israel under the pact known as Abraham agreed, but the full relationship had not been realized diplomatic to stop R Epublik nuclear.
Bennett’s visit came when Iran and the world’s power had continued negotiations in the 2015 Fray nuclear agreement offering Iran’s assistance with an exchange for the sidewalk on its nuclear program.
Iran said its nuclear program is civilian.
Trump unilaterally attracts the United States from nuclear agreements in 2018 and increases sanctions against Iran.
The talks in Vienna are now aimed at bringing the United States to return to the agreement and restore Iran to complete compliance with their commitment.
Bennett has called for Vienna talks to be stopped, accusing Tehran “nuclear extortion” and billing will use any income from sanction assistance to increase the military warehouse that can endanger Israel.
UAE National Security Advisor Sheikh Tahnoun bin Zayed al-Nahyan visited Iran earlier this month.
The trip was the first of its kind because the relationship between the two countries was reduced in 2016.
Because Abraham agreed to be signed, Israel and the UAE had signed a series of economic and trade cooperation agreements.
In November, the Israeli weapon maker system launched a new business in the UAE, after the Emirati Air Force Commander and Israel visited their respective countries.
Abraham’s agreement was condemned by Palestine when they broke out with several decades of the Arab League consensus against Israel to sign peace to establish a Palestinian state with capital in East Jerusalem.
While Bennett was the first Israeli prime minister to visit UAE, Minister of Foreign Affairs Yair Lapid made a landmark visit there in June, opened the embassy in Abu Dhabi and a consulate in Dubai, while the UAE established the embassy in Tel Aviv.