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Trump announces Israel-Morocco to normalize relations

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Why is a Pakistani squatting in the UK probably on benefits, angry about Morocco and Israel making peace?


Surrender? they're getting western Sahara LOL
Sorry, no Sahara for the sultan of Morocco. The Sahrawis fought against Spain for their land, now as usual, Morocco comes claiming a land that is not theirs. Morocco did the same thing with Mauretania 60 years ago but unsuccessfully. Morocco has this obsession with claiming other countries lands. lol. Thankfully Algeria, the regional leader in North Africa is there to set things straight.
D'accord. Je suis un chien.
Don't take it literally. You know what I mean, It is just an expression.
 
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Triggering you is so much fun my Baathist ideologue friend.
Glad you found someone who breaks the mold.

Stop talking like you just crawled out of a white butthole trying to be the enlightened modern Pakistani that only cares for his country

Without Saudi Arabia's funding over the last decades you'd be a Hindu by now.
 
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trying to be the enlightened modern Pakistani that only cares for his country

Without Saudi Arabia's funding over the last decades you'd be a Hindu by now
Better white than yalla Habibi.

But Saudi Arabia didn't fund you. Ouch. Must burn that Saudis funded us Hindoosis more than they did Eye-raq.
 
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Tsk tsk. Why is your country such a booger now?

Lack of Arab nationalists in power

Majoos and corrupt uneducated people rule the country.

I understand why Isis emerged and enjoyed support, the anger Isis thrives.on is widespread.

Saddam was a good man
 
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President Donald Trump has announced that Israel and Morocco will normalize relations, in what's the latest breakthrough of his administration's press to push Arab-Israeli peace
By MATTHEW LEE AP Diplomatic Writer
December 10, 2020, 10:55 AM
• 4 min read

Historic agreement signed to normalize relations in Israel, UAE and Bahrain




Historic agreement signed to normalize relations in Israel, UAE and Bahrain
Hosted by President Trump at the White House Tuesday, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain b...Read More
WASHINGTON -- Israel and Morocco have agreed to normalize relations, President Donald Trump said Thursday, marking the fourth Arab-Israeli agreement in four months. As part of the deal announced near the end of Trump's term, the United States will recognize Morocco's claim over the disputed Western Sahara region.

Trump said Israel and Morocco would restore diplomatic and other relations, including the immediate reopening of liaison offices in Tel Aviv and Rabat and the eventual opening of embassies. U.S. officials said there would be joint overflight rights for airlines.


The White House said Trump and Morocco's King Mohammed VI had agreed that Morocco would “resume diplomatic relations between Morocco and Israel and expand economic and cultural cooperation to advance regional stability.”

“Another HISTORIC breakthrough today! Our two GREAT friends Israel and the Kingdom of Morocco have agreed to full diplomatic relations – a massive breakthrough for peace in the Middle East!” Trump tweeted.

The U.S. will recognize Morocco's claim over Western Sahara, the former Spanish territory in North Africa where a long-running dispute has confounded international negotiators for decades. Trump noted that Morocco had been the first country to recognize the United States as an independent nation just a year after the U.S. declared its independence from Britain in 1776.

“It is thus fitting we recognize their sovereignty over the Western Sahara,” Trump said.

The deal is the result of talks conducted by the president's senior adviser, son-in-law Jared Kushner, and his chief international negotiator, Avi Berkowitz. “This is a significant step forward for the people of Israel and Morocco. It further enhances Israel’s security, while creating opportunities for Morocco and Israel to deepen their economic ties and improve the lives of their people,” Kushner said.

Morocco is the fourth Arab nation to recognize Israel as the Trump administration seeks to expand a diplomatic framework that began over the summer with an agreement between the Jewish state and the United Arab Emirates.

Bahrain and Sudan have followed suit and administration officials have also been trying to bring Saudi Arabia into the grouping.

“The president reaffirmed his support for Morocco’s serious, credible, and realistic autonomy proposal as the only basis for a just and lasting solution to the dispute over the Western Sahara territory and as such the president recognized Moroccan sovereignty over the entire Western Sahara territory,” the White House said.


All these countries are geographically far removed from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, making it easier to strike deals with Israel and the U.S. for their own particular interests. Morocco also has close ties with Saudi Arabia, which has given its tacit support to the normalization process with Israel, even at a time when peacemaking with the Palestinians is at a standstill.

Morocco, a country with centuries of Jewish history, has long been rumored to be ready to establish ties with Israel.

Before Israel’s establishment in 1948, Morocco was home to a large Jewish population, many of whose ancestors migrated to North Africa from Spain and Portugal during the Spanish Inquisition. Today, hundreds of thousands of Israeli Jews trace their lineage to Morocco, making it one of the country’s largest sectors of Israeli society. A small community of Jews, estimated at several thousand people, continues to live in Morocco.

Morocco has for years had informal ties with Israel. They established low-level diplomatic relations during the 1990s following Israel’s interim peace accords with the Palestinians, but those ties were suspended after the outbreak of the second Palestinian uprising in 2000.

Since then, the informal ties have continued, and an estimated 50,000 Israelis travel to Morocco each year on trips to learn about the Jewish community and retrace their family histories.

U.S. backing for Morocco's Western Sahara claim has long been a rumored, but unconfirmed, bargaining chip in talk about diplomatic ties. Morocco had claimed the vast desert area as its “southern provinces” since 1975 as the Polisario Front, based in southern Algeria, wants its independence. A recent dust-up with the Polisario brought the issue back into headlines.

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Associated Press writers Josef Federman in Jerusalem and Elaine Ganley in Paris contributed to this report.

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Morocco normalized with Israel, alright, but the Western Sahara will not be Moroccan anytime soon. The Sahrawi people will continue fighting for their land until full national independence.
Why is a Pakistani squatting in the UK probably on benefits, angry about Morocco and Israel making peace?


Surrender? they're getting western Sahara LOL
The Western Saharan people will continue fighting for their land until full national independence. Good Bye trump's Tweet. lol
 
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Yes smart boy. Saddam 'ussein shoulda not been a such firebrand little bish and maybe Iraq could also have been thriving like KSA. Both y'alls oil levels are roughly the same.
The Iraqi Republic was used and betrayed by their monarchic brethren. They would have done the same to Pakistan if it were their neighbor.
President Donald Trump has announced that Israel and Morocco will normalize relations, in what's the latest breakthrough of his administration's press to push Arab-Israeli peace
By MATTHEW LEE AP Diplomatic Writer
December 10, 2020, 10:55 AM
• 4 min read

Historic agreement signed to normalize relations in Israel, UAE and Bahrain




Historic agreement signed to normalize relations in Israel, UAE and Bahrain
Hosted by President Trump at the White House Tuesday, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain b...Read More
WASHINGTON -- Israel and Morocco have agreed to normalize relations, President Donald Trump said Thursday, marking the fourth Arab-Israeli agreement in four months. As part of the deal announced near the end of Trump's term, the United States will recognize Morocco's claim over the disputed Western Sahara region.

Trump said Israel and Morocco would restore diplomatic and other relations, including the immediate reopening of liaison offices in Tel Aviv and Rabat and the eventual opening of embassies. U.S. officials said there would be joint overflight rights for airlines.


The White House said Trump and Morocco's King Mohammed VI had agreed that Morocco would “resume diplomatic relations between Morocco and Israel and expand economic and cultural cooperation to advance regional stability.”

“Another HISTORIC breakthrough today! Our two GREAT friends Israel and the Kingdom of Morocco have agreed to full diplomatic relations – a massive breakthrough for peace in the Middle East!” Trump tweeted.

The U.S. will recognize Morocco's claim over Western Sahara, the former Spanish territory in North Africa where a long-running dispute has confounded international negotiators for decades. Trump noted that Morocco had been the first country to recognize the United States as an independent nation just a year after the U.S. declared its independence from Britain in 1776.

“It is thus fitting we recognize their sovereignty over the Western Sahara,” Trump said.

The deal is the result of talks conducted by the president's senior adviser, son-in-law Jared Kushner, and his chief international negotiator, Avi Berkowitz. “This is a significant step forward for the people of Israel and Morocco. It further enhances Israel’s security, while creating opportunities for Morocco and Israel to deepen their economic ties and improve the lives of their people,” Kushner said.

Morocco is the fourth Arab nation to recognize Israel as the Trump administration seeks to expand a diplomatic framework that began over the summer with an agreement between the Jewish state and the United Arab Emirates.

Bahrain and Sudan have followed suit and administration officials have also been trying to bring Saudi Arabia into the grouping.

“The president reaffirmed his support for Morocco’s serious, credible, and realistic autonomy proposal as the only basis for a just and lasting solution to the dispute over the Western Sahara territory and as such the president recognized Moroccan sovereignty over the entire Western Sahara territory,” the White House said.


All these countries are geographically far removed from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, making it easier to strike deals with Israel and the U.S. for their own particular interests. Morocco also has close ties with Saudi Arabia, which has given its tacit support to the normalization process with Israel, even at a time when peacemaking with the Palestinians is at a standstill.

Morocco, a country with centuries of Jewish history, has long been rumored to be ready to establish ties with Israel.

Before Israel’s establishment in 1948, Morocco was home to a large Jewish population, many of whose ancestors migrated to North Africa from Spain and Portugal during the Spanish Inquisition. Today, hundreds of thousands of Israeli Jews trace their lineage to Morocco, making it one of the country’s largest sectors of Israeli society. A small community of Jews, estimated at several thousand people, continues to live in Morocco.

Morocco has for years had informal ties with Israel. They established low-level diplomatic relations during the 1990s following Israel’s interim peace accords with the Palestinians, but those ties were suspended after the outbreak of the second Palestinian uprising in 2000.

Since then, the informal ties have continued, and an estimated 50,000 Israelis travel to Morocco each year on trips to learn about the Jewish community and retrace their family histories.

U.S. backing for Morocco's Western Sahara claim has long been a rumored, but unconfirmed, bargaining chip in talk about diplomatic ties. Morocco had claimed the vast desert area as its “southern provinces” since 1975 as the Polisario Front, based in southern Algeria, wants its independence. A recent dust-up with the Polisario brought the issue back into headlines.

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Associated Press writers Josef Federman in Jerusalem and Elaine Ganley in Paris contributed to this report.

@Ceylal

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The Western Saharan people will continue fighting for their land until full national independence. Good Bye trump's Tweet. Morocco will continue loosing.
 
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by reconising israel they just received a kiss of death. They will get short term benefits but in long term they are fcuked just like usa which has become cesspit slaves to Rothschild kingdom and will be dumped once greater israel state comes into being.
 
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Gone is Trump who created this mess. Morocco's normalization with the Zionist entity is the reason why the North African nations Mauritania, Algeria, Tunisia and Libya no longer accept Morocco as part of the North African family. Morocco is now officially a protectorate of Israel. The 1000 Km Border between Morocco and Algeria is permanently sealed.
 
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