Arabs and Jews in Jerusalem Talk About Peace with UAE

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Published on Mar 14, 2021
The US, Israel and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) unveiled the Abraham Accords, an agreement to fully normalize relations between Abu Dhabi and Jerusalem.
This agreement, the first peace agreement Israel has presented in 25 years and the first between a Gulf state and Israel and is expected to lead to similar agreements with other Arab countries, possibly Bahrain, Oman or Saudi Arabia.
This historic development could have far-reaching implications to the Middle East, and more specifically, for the Palestinian Authority arena.
TPS was out on the street to discuss history with the resident of Jerusalem.
Many of the Arab residents decried the agreement as a betrayal and a catastrophe, while some said it could contribute positively.
On the Jewish side, everyone greeted the development and expressed positive feelings.

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