The Israeli plane landed on UAE soil

 

The Israeli plane landed on UAE soil. The first flight from Tel Aviv has arrived in Abu Dhabi carrying passengers. According to details, the first commercial flight from Israel has reached the United Arab Emirates. Flight LY971 carrying passengers from the Israeli city of Tel Aviv arrived in Abu Dhabi. A high-level delegation of Israel and the United States is on board the plane, which will hold final talks to restore relations with the Emirati authorities. The flight will return the next day. Recently, the Crown Prince of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, announced the end of Israel's economic boycott, saying that individuals and companies in the UAE should be allowed to enter Israeli companies. Agreements are allowed. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu later claimed that secret talks were under way with several other Arab states for diplomatic relations. Israel says it will sign an agreement with the United Arab Emirates in mid-September in Washington. In this regard, The Jerusalem Post reports that Israeli flights have been given special permission to pass through Saudi Arabia. The Israeli plane en route from Tel Aviv to Abu Dhabi will fly over Saudi airspace for the first time in history. It will not be openly acknowledged.

On the other hand, a report published in the Times of Israel states that it has not yet been stated at the official level whether the Israeli flight will use the airspace of Saudi Arabia or not. No. The Israeli Airlines Pilots Association has not confirmed the matter, but says the Israeli flight will land at 3:05 a.m. today. It should be noted that Saudi Arabia had previously visited Israel in 2018. The outgoing Air India flight was allowed to use its airspace.