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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu Addresses UNGA, October 1, 2013. Photo: Screen shot.
Ynet – Behind Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu‘s remarks this week, saying that Arab states have begun to realize Israel is not the enemy, stands a secretive relationship that has tightened recently and includes countries that have no official diplomatic relations with Israel.
The rocky climate in the Middle East, and the weak image the US has created in the region, has led, it seems, to Israel becoming a beacon in the eyes of Arab and Gulf states in the region.
