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Israel/Palestine

moniss

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3. The delegation was the foreign ministers of

Reply to Beastly Boy (Reply #1)

Sat May 31, 2025, 09:15 PM

May 31

Turkey (recognition 1949), Egypt (recognition 1979), Jordan (1994), UAE (2020) and the delegation included the foreign ministers from Saudi Arabia and Qatar along with the Secretary General of the Arab League. I think that they expected to be able to exercise their performance of their offices and visit a territory with an official legal status as being under international jurisdiction.

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"Arab ministers condemn Israel 'ban' on planned West Bank visit" [View all] moniss May 31 OP

From what I understand, none of the states represented in the Arab delegation have recognized Israel. Beastly Boy May 31 #1

The delegation was the foreign ministers of moniss May 31 #3

It was a single delegation Beastly Boy May 31 #4

They were the delegation it was not a single person. moniss Jun 1 #6

It was not the delegation speaking. Delegations have people to speak for them. Beastly Boy Jun 1 #7

You are arguing over semantics. moniss Jun 1 #8

So are you. I am just keeping up the conversation in the same vein. Beastly Boy Jun 1 #9

I guess normalization with Saudi Arabia is not as important as destroying Palestinian homes and infrastructure. AloeVera May 31 #2

Define "normalization". Beastly Boy May 31 #5