Palestine has once again displayed the limitations of Arab and Islamic political organisations and their impotence in resolving any problems faced by Muslims around the world.
Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki has described the deal between the UAE and Israel as “an earthquake" that hit the Arab consensus over the Palestinian cause.
Saudi Arabia's Foreign Ministry also expressed its support for political solutions in Syria, Libya and Sudan.
President Trump to host September 15 signing ceremony for controversial deal, touted as Abraham Accords, normalising ties between Israel and UAE.
Palestinian leaders from across the political spectrum urged citizens of all Arab nations in the process of normalising ties with Israel, to boycott their respective governments.
Food is one of the best ways to demonstrate Palestine’s unique culture and its diversity.
Former foes Kosovo and Serbia agreed to normalise economic relations in a US-brokered deal that the administration of President Donald Trump touted as a major diplomatic success.
Palestinian Culture Minister Atef Abu Seif urged Arab intellectuals to stand against a decision which "strengthens the (Israeli) enemy."
De-escalation of tensions with Doha's efforts ends more than three weeks of attacks along the volatile de facto border between Gaza and Israel.
Gaza, often described as one of the world's most densely populated regions and an open air prison, may have hit a new low with Israel's most recent subjugation campaign against it.
"We welcome the Turkish role to help us achieve reconciliation and end the division," head of Hamas resistance group Ismail Haniyah tells media in Istanbul. Meanwhile, Israel continues to target besieged enclave almost daily since August 6.
Despite the risks attached to free speech in the Gulf autocracy, some Emiratis are prepared to speak out against the ‘betrayal’ of the Palestinian cause.
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