Pak Sahafat – About two years after the normalization of relations between the UAE and the Zionist regime, the country has agreed to build a fully Jewish neighborhood, including synagogues, houses, hotels, social and community centers, schools, universities and other institutions needed by Jews living in the UAE.
The Zionist newspaper Jerusalem Post wrote: Rabbi Elie Ebadi, who was sent to the UAE as a senior Jewish cleric a year ago, said the number of Jews in the UAE had reached 2,000 and that they had a dedicated and fully functional neighborhood for days like Shabbat as it’s important that Jews do not believe in driving or getting into a car.
Unlike its neighbor, Bahrain, the UAE did not have Jewish residents before establishing relations with the Zionist regime, and the 2,000-member community that has been formed has recently left for the UAE to work and live.
The UAE was the third Arab country to establish full diplomatic relations with the Zionist regime after Egypt and Jordan. This normalization of relations took place within the framework of the so-called “Abraham Agreement” and mediated by the United States.
Rabbi Ebadi said that Jews need places of worship, kindergartens, schools, as well as universities for higher education, Mikweh (Jewish baths for religious purification), kasher slaughterhouses, social institutions and shopping malls, and are negotiating with builders to build such centers.
According to the Zionist regime media, Part of the Jewish community in the UAE is made up of Jews from the Occupied Territories, but another group of Jews from other countries, such as the United States, France and Russia, have been attracted to working and living conditions in the UAE in recent years and are expected to increase.
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The UAE has also hosted 200,000 Jewish tourists since Ibrahim’s agreement. Rabbi Elie Ebadi predicts that the number of Jewish tourists in the UAE will quadruple over the next five years.
The UAE-based Persian Gulf Jewish Council has been established since last year and is chaired by Rabbi Ebadi, and the center estimates that there are probably 1,000 Jews living in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman and Qatar.
There were 37 Jews living in Bahrain before the normalization of relations with the Zionist regime.
At the same time, the latest report of the Zionist Central Bank last week showed that in the first year of the establishment of full relations between the Zionist regime and the UAE, trade between the two sides reached one billion and one hundred million dollars, of which 771 million dollars were Zionist exports to the UAE.
The Bloomberg News reported last week that since the beginning of the Ibrahim Accords, the Zionist regime has sold $ 791 million worth of weapons to the member states of the pact, which will include seven percent of the $ 11 billion and three hundred million dollars’ worth of arms exports in 2021.
The agreement to establish a special Jewish neighborhood in the UAE comes as Abu Dhabi has remained silent over the killing of Palestinians in the occupied territories, which has even silenced the Saudis.