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A new opinion poll reveals which Arab country Israelis want to strengthen ties with.
According to the results of the survey conducted by the Metivim Institute, and its results were published by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, today, Sunday, on its Twitter page, that country was Saudi Arabia.
And 24% of the Israelis surveyed said Saudi Arabia is the Arab country that most wishes to strengthen relations with it in various fields.
Egypt ranked second with 12%, while 11% of Israelis said the UAE was the most Arab country to strengthen relations with, while Jordan came in fourth with 4%.
Israeli poll: Saudi Arabia is the most Arab country with which Israelis want to strengthen relations
In a survey conducted by the Israel Mitvim Institute among Israeli citizens on the most important Arab countries, with which Israel should seek to strengthen relations with it in various fields, Saudi Arabia ranked first. pic.twitter.com/RzHFzstvTU
– Israel in Arabic (@IsraelArabic) November 8, 2020
Saudi Arabia has no diplomatic relations with Israel, unlike Egypt, which signed a peace treaty with Tel Aviv in 1979, followed by Jordan in 1994, and the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain in September 2020, while the Sudan recently announced its agreement to normalize relations with Israel.
For the first time, last September, Saudi Arabia allowed Israeli planes bound for Abu Dhabi to pass through its airspace.
Outgoing US President Donald Trump expected a case that he would be able to get a second term in the US presidential election, that 10 countries in the Middle East would join peace treaties with Israel.
Saudi Arabia has come under pressure from the Trump administration to urge it to normalize relations with Tel Aviv.
Trump lost the U.S. election to Democratic candidate Joe Biden, which raises question marks about the fate of the peace and normalization agreements the Trump administration was planning between Israel and other Arab countries, including Saudi Arabia.
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