These new deals by Trump, aside from the significance of being “peace for peace” as opposed to “peace for land” as the earlier ones were, are in the hopes of establishing warm relations between the respective countries. Already it has been confirmed that Israelis and Emiratis will be able to visit each other’s countries visa-free for up to 90 days.
Like Israel, Georgia is surrounded by countries that seek to destroy it, are hostile to one another, or are infected with overwhelming corruption and authoritarianism to the point that normalized relations with one another and Georgia seem unattainable over the long term. This of course excluded the additional threats from non-adjacent neighbours like Syria, Iran, and Iraq.
The Trump Administration made history on August 13, 2020 when the United States brokered a peace deal between both Israel and the United Arab Emirates. The agreement between Israel and the UAE was under the condition where Israel would stop its ambitions to temporarily stop annexing parts of Jerusalem’s West Bank, which has been under contention from the Palestinians since the “Two-state” solution was first introduced by the Peel Commission in 1936 – and later expanded in 1993.
True to its nefarious nature, the regime has even found a diabolical political function for COVID-19: instead of drawing the ire of activists and international human rights organizations by executing the prisoners of conscience or keeping them in prison for a long time, it is letting the deadly virus eliminate these undesirables.
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