In Destroying a Building That Housed the Associated Press, Israel Risked Its Own Safety to Protect Civilians
The opposite of a war crime.
July 14, 2021
The kingdom entertains an Israeli diplomat, a few weeks after entertaining the head of Hamas.
Last week, Alon Ushpiz, the number-two in Israel’s foreign ministry, visited Morocco—the first major diplomatic visit since the two countries resumed normal relations last year. Just a month before, however, Ismail Haniyeh, the chairman of the Hamas politburo, also made an official visit to the country and dined with the king. Yet Sarah Feuer sees reason for optimism, especially now that the kingdom has reassurances that the Biden administration will continue the Trump-era policies that encouraged normalization:
The opposite of a war crime.
The kingdom entertains an Israeli diplomat, a few weeks after entertaining the head of Hamas.
He laid the problems of the Middle East at the feet of the dictators who brutalized the Arab people.
A complicated relationship.
“Unorthodox” again.
Last week, Alon Ushpiz, the number-two in Israel’s foreign ministry, visited Morocco—the first major diplomatic visit since the two countries resumed normal relations last year. Just a month before, however, Ismail Haniyeh, the chairman of the Hamas politburo, also made an official visit to the country and dined with the king. Yet Sarah Feuer sees reason for optimism, especially now that the kingdom has reassurances that the Biden administration will continue the Trump-era policies that encouraged normalization:
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