Why isn't this bigger news here?

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Darth Omar

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On Tuesday, the last details were apparently hammered out between the U.A.E.’s crown prince, Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and U.S. President Donald Trump in their meeting in Washington after Trump's earlier meeting with Mohammed bin Salman, the 31-year-old son of the Saudi king and the de facto ruler of the kingdom.

The three anchors of the new agreement rest on the granting of permits to Israeli businesses to open branches in the Gulf States, for Israeli aircraft to fly through U.A.E. airspace, and for the installation of direct telephone lines between the two countries. This is still not the full normalization that was promised in the 2002 Arab Peace Initiative or its detailed ratification at the Arab summit in April in Jordan.

But if an official declaration comes from Riyadh on this initiative, it will be worthy of the title “historic,” because for the first time, total withdrawal from all occupied territories is no longer a requirement for full normalization and the end of the conflict. Instead, this proposal is a road map, consisting of steps, with the first one making do with Israel’s pledge to freeze construction in the territories.

http://www.haaretz.com/middle-east-news/1.789953

Gulf Arab states normalizing with Israel? Is that not a big deal or is it just me?
 
it's big. is Egypt part of this? ( i guess)..normalization will probably come thru like this.
more commercial ties,more cooperation before any break thru.

It's not news here because our press is only interested in sensationalism
 
Right said:
It's not news because it puts Trump in a good light.
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It's not a huge deal and has gotten a lot of coverage. I rate this thread false, and care very little....unimportant thread. The alt right would love for it to obliterate Trump's issues, but it won't.
Still, the more he actually works instead of tweeting, the better. Nothing to do now but his job. He can't change the fact that his election was not legitimate. That investigation will take its course.
 
Micawber said:
It's not a huge deal and has gotten a lot of coverage. I rate this thread false, and care very little....unimportant thread. The alt right would love for it to obliterate Trump's issues, but it won't.
Still, the more he actually works instead of tweeting, the better. Nothing to do now but his job. He can't change the fact that his election was not legitimate. That investigation will take its course.
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Why didn't that legitimate president do what this illegitimate president is doing?
 
Micawber said:
It's not a huge deal and has gotten a lot of coverage. I rate this thread false, and care very little....unimportant thread. The alt right would love for it to obliterate Trump's issues, but it won't.
Still, the more he actually works instead of tweeting, the better. Nothing to do now but his job. He can't change the fact that his election was not legitimate. That investigation will take its course.
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I wonder what it's like being so far down the partisan hole you can't find your way out of it with a flashlight and a compass lol.

Are you kidding? If the parties involved follow through with it, it will be historic: and Trump should, at minimum, be in the conversation for the Peace Prize.

And he got it on the first stop off his first foreign trip as, duly elected, POTUS.
 
Micawber said:
It's not a huge deal and has gotten a lot of coverage. I rate this thread false, and care very little....unimportant thread. The alt right would love for it to obliterate Trump's issues, but it won't.
Still, the more he actually works instead of tweeting, the better. Nothing to do now but his job. He can't change the fact that his election was not legitimate. That investigation will take its course.
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the source, obsessively pro palestinian hareetz, does recognize it as a big deal.
 
if this works then it will be sunni + jew vs shia instead of sunni vs jew vs shia which is an improvement.
 
Micawber said:
It's not a huge deal and has gotten a lot of coverage. I rate this thread false, and care very little....unimportant thread. The alt right would love for it to obliterate Trump's issues, but it won't.
Still, the more he actually works instead of tweeting, the better. Nothing to do now but his job. He can't change the fact that his election was not legitimate. That investigation will take its course.
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Funny that you, as part of the alt-left, think the Electoral College is illegitimate. Speaks volumes about your denial of reality, the Constitution, etc. lol
 
Wait, why would the election be illegitimate? Just because the MSM, DNC, and Hillary were all exposed as crooked frauds, and it bit them on the bottom?

Amazing how many libs are upset about the awfulness of being hacked, yet not at all concerned with the disgusting things that were revealed in those hacks.
 
MsDaisy said:
Wait, why would the election be illegitimate? Just because the MSM, DNC, and Hillary were all exposed as crooked frauds, and it bit them on the bottom?

Amazing how many libs are upset about the awfulness of being hacked, yet not at all concerned with the disgusting things that were revealed in those hacks.
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If there was collusion, it was colluding to expose DNC corruption lol.
 
Darth Omar said:
On Tuesday, the last details were apparently hammered out between the U.A.E.’s crown prince, Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and U.S. President Donald Trump in their meeting in Washington after Trump's earlier meeting with Mohammed bin Salman, the 31-year-old son of the Saudi king and the de facto ruler of the kingdom.

The three anchors of the new agreement rest on the granting of permits to Israeli businesses to open branches in the Gulf States, for Israeli aircraft to fly through U.A.E. airspace, and for the installation of direct telephone lines between the two countries. This is still not the full normalization that was promised in the 2002 Arab Peace Initiative or its detailed ratification at the Arab summit in April in Jordan.

But if an official declaration comes from Riyadh on this initiative, it will be worthy of the title “historic,” because for the first time, total withdrawal from all occupied territories is no longer a requirement for full normalization and the end of the conflict. Instead, this proposal is a road map, consisting of steps, with the first one making do with Israel’s pledge to freeze construction in the territories.

http://www.haaretz.com/middle-east-news/1.789953

Gulf Arab states normalizing with Israel? Is that not a big deal or is it just me?
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Saudi Arabia and Israel were already aligned against Iran, so this is much ado about nothing.
 
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