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On September 22nd, Palestinian intelligence services have arrested seven supporters of Muhammad Dahlan, a former senior Fatah member who has lived in the UAE since 2011.
The arrests of supporters of the fugitive functionary are associated with the fact that Dakhlan is suspected of involvement in the deal to normalize relations between the Emirates and Israel.
According to Nabil Shaat, special adviser to the head of the Palestinian National Authority (PNA), Dahlan has repeatedly acted against the interests of his Palestine and its people, and now has played a role in establishing Emirati-Israeli relations.
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This is in line with a comment by Israeli experts immediately after the deal was signed.
“The normalisation agreement between the UAE and Israel opens the door for Dahlan’s return to the Palestinian arena, and renews his attempts to assume the position of the Palestinian Authority president, which may pave the way for talking about the end of the political alliance between Dahlan and Hamas, and the establishment of strongholds for him in the West Bank, waiting for the appropriate time to return to Ramallah,” Yoni Ben-Menachem, former Israeli officer in the Military Intelligence Service – Aman.
“Dahlan disappears from time to time and then surprises the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank with his return again, and now Dahlan returns to the Palestinian arena thanks to the Emirati normalisation agreement with Israel as the special adviser to Mohammed Bin Zayed, crown prince of Abu Dhabi, who participated in concluding the agreement with Israel,” he added.
Mohammed Dahlan is also one of the political rivals of the current head of the PNA, Mahmoud Abbas: in particular, a few days ago, Israel Hayom said that Washington is considering Dahlan as the future head of the PNA.
Mohammed Dahlan is being persecuted not only by the current Palestinian administration, but also by the Turkish authorities: Ankara considers him one of the organizers of the failed military coup in 2016, as well as an agent of Israeli intelligence and supporter of Fethullah Gülen.
In both Bahrain and UAE there is support, but also a lot of opposition of the normalization deals signed with Israel.
Many feel that the Palestinians have been abandoned to the benefit of Tel’Aviv and Washington.
It is unknown if the normalization this time would lead to anything. Prior to this, the only Arab countries that have had normalized relations with Israel were Egypt and Jordan.
And all the while most Arab countries were tying normalizations to Israel withdrawing from the occupied territories and facilitates a just and legal solution to the Palestinian refugee question.
This time, with Bahrain and the UAE, the sequence of this appears reversed. Normalization first – “perhaps” withdrawal and the annexations stop.
The “perhaps” is important, because there is no guarantee stipulated in any of these agreements that Israel will not annex Palestinian territories. The road to regional stability will go through more normalization efforts such as these, and, so it is suggested, the international community can expect further normalization going forward.
This is likely a result of the fact that in 2020, the Palestinian issue is of much less significance for most Arab states than it was in the past, due to various issues that the countries in the Middle East need to deal with, both internally and externally.
And Israel appears to be taking full advantage of that.
Even as Israel proclaims diplomatic success in the Gulf, the reaction across Arab public platforms, be it on social media or media outlets, has drawn attention to Israel’s increased sense of impunity in dealing with Palestinians on the ground. In the past month, there has been a major spike in the demolition of Palestinian homes by Israeli forces and Israeli military incursions into Palestinian territory. Israel has made it clear that it does not feel treaty-bound to stop annexing Palestinian territory in the future, let alone withdraw from occupied territories.
As such, true normalization appears far off in the distance, and it is currently just a formal maneuver.
Countries such as Kuwait, Qatar and still Saudi Arabia reject normalization.
The US and UAE are holding a “decisive” meeting with Sudan to normalize relations with Israel.
According to the report, which was also published in English on the Axios website, Sudan is asking for a wide-reaching economic support package, and if an agreement is reached, could announce a deal with Israel in the coming days.
Essentially, this may mean that the normalization is regarded as entirely formal by the Arab states and, in the case of Sudan, an attempt to receive some sort of assistance or benefit.
For Yemen’s Houthis and Iran, the normalizations, however, are worrisome news.
For the Houthis, this means that the UAE could focus more heavily on the situation in Yemen, since it allegedly has one less issue to worry about and can focus more on the Saudi-led intervention there.
Furthermore, Israel is reportedly establishing reconnaissance bases on Yemeni islands, and as such may provide some sort of assistance in the fight.
In Iran’s case every normalization deal means one less “conditional ally” in the case of conflict in which Israel is involved.
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Rubbish title.
Palestinians can pressure anybody because victims of huge injustice – homeless people.
But to “pressure” Iran and Ansar Allah with this stupid Zionist “alliance” is way above exaggeration.
Palestinians can’t pressure ANYBODY … hello?
They’re down on the mat … 1 … 2 … 3
They’re finished ….
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Arab money will bring miracle to Israel.
Mysterious … hmm
The Palestinians are finished …
Who said they’re finished.
They’re finished as long as MBZ’s 1001th son keeps buying one of those swanky apartment in 5th ave.
The Pals are finished … their 15 minutes are up …
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15 mins?? when they even had that?
Ignore him hes a Israhelli disruption agent.
I’m all about agent of dysentery!
the motivations are murky—Bahrain and UAE are dictatorships like the USA; these fiefdoms are not influential in the ME—both closely ally w USA
Bahrain is non-entity and is occupied by Saudis who are sinking into the quicksands themselves, these are desperate times for Zionists.
Dictatorships ?
Arab/Muslim States are ALL dictatorships or non-democrat … hello?
UAE isn’t influential? lol
YOU’RE afraid of what’s coming next … the Future is About to Land
That so ?
Peace deals are always good, Israelis and Arabs need to co-exist here. SF is crying alot over it, I wonder why :)
I saw that yesterday there was a “mysterious” explosion in a Hezbollah weapons depot. It seems that the “resistance” axis looks too much at Israel and too little at what is happening at home.
Israel is a failed charity case and will now fleece the dumb Bedouins of another artificial colonial outpost.
Failed?
They’re at the top of their game … eh?
Failed? pmsl
Bahrain is over 80% Shia and is another artificial British created cancer run by the corrupt Wahhabi al-Khalifa who were brought in from Hejaz to rule over the majority. It is unsustainable like UAE, Israel and Saudis. The region is in the process of major changes.
It’s not how small the package is … lol
There are 1.5 BILLION Muslims and 15 MILLION Jews … eh?
How many Nobel Prizes for each group? Per capita?
We’re ALL gonna die … eh Ali?
BUT … the vile Mullah Police State is going down first … eh?
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I’ve started a petition to give nobel peace price to King Jon Un.
Bibi should get one too.
Next!
Kim Jun Un ? Why? For what? lol
I recently put money in North Korean Stock.
So ? You’re a loser
Winner in fact. You should try it too.
If there were a Nobel prize for net working the Jews would have won all of them.
A compliment ….
Exactly. Just like the Protocols.
Say it ain’t so Joao?
A Porkchop or a wop?
Oh no, Ali is going to kill us! help! you’ve got six months top before you feel us good, enjoy your time. As I’ve told to Garga, you won’t have a nuclear bomb whatever it takes.
Does anyone else wonder why Russia / China/ or the UN are not the neutral arbitrators in this dispute instead of the biased ZioAmericans ? Why doesn’t the UN security council demand to mediate this ever ongoing dispute and close this bloody chapter in history ? I have thoughts, but I’m interested in other opinions.
That is a very long story. The history behind this is factual insanity, then buried in bullshit, designed to further confuse the issue, and make the facts very difficult to sort out. That and it’s over a thousand years old. The Zionist Khazar criminal Banking Cabal, at The City of London, owns UN, US Government is a wholly owned subsidiary of The City of London, serving the Cabal’s interests exclusively. The Khazars hate Russia’s, and Iran’s guts, from events that occurred over a thousand years ago, and they’ve been packing that grudge ever since. This is why Russia, and Iran, are treated the way they are by the West. The Khazars want these countries,, and people destroyed, and have attempted this many times, and failed. The Zionist Khazar Atheists pretending to be God’s Chosen Ones, are attempting this on the world scale this time, and the genocide is planned to de-populate the world 90% by 2030. The Globalist’s opposition to their arrogant sociopath, lunatic agenda’s is Russia, and it’s allies. Putin knows right where to strike, too. How best to do it. The City of London wanted Ukraine, including Crimea, the Donbass, Belarus, and some other countries, but not the people. The claim was the desire to have a common border with Russia, Crimea was the prize, in part to deny Russia it’s Navy base, and the only warm water port, Russia has. Also in part because Crimea was originally a part of Khazaria. Crimea has been Russian since Katherine the Great, execpt these last 30 years. When USSR broke up it tried to find places for the countries that would give them the best chance to succeed. However Ukraine made a left turn, sold out to the Banking Cabal. The Zionists tipped their hand on the plans they had for the Russian population, when Pooroshenko puppet was installed. The Donbass declared independence, and Crimea went to the Federation for assistance, essentially telling Russia it was joining the Federation. Whether Putin enticed Crimea is not known, but I’m sure he’d have done that, and more to protect Russia’s interests in Crimea. The lease on the base, and port became shakey really fast when Ukraine was turned against Russia. Which cost Ukraine dearly. Putin walked Crimea through the legal process to seperate from Ukraine, there was a clause in the documents that had joined Crimea to Ukraine that allowed Crimea to exit by Referendum. That was the first Referendum that seperated Crimea from Ukraine, another was necessary to join the Federation. Part way through this process it was discovered Russian law was an obstacle to this. The whole process stopped, while Russia changed the laws obstructing Crimea’s path. Fast, too. It’s worth noting that Putin refused to violate existing law to push the process through. Insisting the law be changed before continuing. The process restarted in days, and Putin held Crimea’s hand every step of the way, through the International Courts, the Referendum passed with the same number of votes the first Referendum was passed. International observers found no fault with either vote. Then Putin invested cubic Rubles in Crimea, and built the Kerch bridge. I think part of the reason for the bridge, was like a slap to Rothschilds face that he could see every day. When Russia made its final payment on it’s debt to Central Bank, Putin also repaid the debt of some of the small neighboring countries owed to Central Bank. Then forgave the countries, and the debt they owed to Russia. In exchange for mutually beneficial trade alliances. It’s a safe bet that really chapped Rothschilds hide.