From talks with government representatives in Abu Dhabi, it emerged that there is a strong desire to cooperate in a wide range of areas as well as to visit Israel • At noon, the delegation will return to Israel.

From Abu Dhabi Airport, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, an EL AL plane will take off back to Israel today (Tuesday), and will once again make its way into Saudi airspace.

The Israeli-American delegation leaves Ben Gurion Airport for the Emirates // Photo: Reuters

The plane will carry the members of the Israeli delegation, who have been holding talks with their colleagues from the Emirates here for the past day.

In addition, he will be part of the members of the American delegation, which serves as a sponsor of the historical recognition process between the countries. 

The White House last night issued a joint statement on behalf of the three countries, reiterating its commitment to reaching a peace agreement and cooperation in a wide range of areas.

Talks on these issues, including investment, finance, health, civil space program, civil aviation, foreign policy and diplomatic matters and tourism and culture.

“The result will be broad collaboration between two of the region’s most innovative and dynamic economies,” the White House says.

Last night, as mentioned, a first round of talks took place between the parties.

The Israeli entourage explained that in the first stage, the most basic elements of relations between countries must be addressed, such as the establishment of embassies, the regulation of working relations between the banks and the agreement on a policy of granting visas for reciprocal visits.

Talks with government representatives in Abu Dhabi indicate that there is a strong desire to cooperate with Israel in a wide range of areas as well as to visit Israel.

In addition, a number of senior princesses told Israel Today that they were interested in ascending the Temple Mount. 

The National Security Adviser and the head of the National Security Council, Meir Ben-Shabbat, met last night at the King's Palace with his counterpart, the National Security Adviser of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Tahanon Ben-Zayed, as well as with the UAE Foreign Minister, Sheikh Abdullah Ben-Zayed, the special adviser to US President Ard Kushner and US National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien at Sheikh Tahanon's National Security Adviser's palace in Abu Dhabi.

The meeting was also attended by the US Special Envoy for Negotiations, Avi Berkovich, the US Special Envoy for Iran, Brian Hawke, US Ambassador to the United States John Recolta, Secretary of State Alon Ushpiz, and others.