The Foreign Ministry reports thousands of inquiries from citizens of Arab countries on social networks, with messages of peace and friendship for the Jewish state and its residents
Passports and support for Israel // Photo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The Foreign Ministry reported today (Tuesday) a wave of inquiries, through the ministry's social networks, from citizens of Arab countries seeking to express support for Israel and the peace agreements with the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Sudan.
In recent months, with the announcement of the normalization of relations with the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Sudan, the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been flooded with a very large amount of messages of love and peace from residents of Arab countries on social media.
From Morocco to Iraq, from Syria to Yemen, thousands of residents from Arab countries recently sent to the Foreign Ministry through its Arabic accounts pictures of their passports accompanied by messages of support for peace with the State of Israel.
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In their messages, the petitioners seek to express their support for the recent peace agreements and the establishment of diplomatic relations with the State of Israel.
Some of them even wrote messages in the Hebrew language and some of them also did more and sent videos from their countries, including messages of peace.
Millions of people around the Arab world follow the Foreign Ministry's accounts in Arabic on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram, the contents of which receive about 100 million exposures every month.