Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates announced that they will soon stop humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip: "This will be the responsibility of Israel and the United States. We will not finance Gaza without a two-state solution."

A source close to Zoubaidi, the president of the Transitional Council in South Yemen, said that Yemen is interested in helping Israel in the fight against the Houthis, provided that the latter recognizes its right to self-determination in South Yemen.

In the shadow of the ceasefire, Israel and the US discussed the possibility of deporting thousands of terrorists abroad in order to shorten the fighting in Gaza. The parties proposed that a new organization be established in the Strip to be managed by Saudi Arabia and the Emirates.

The president of the country will fly to the United Arab Emirates in order to reveal during the climate conference the atrocities committed by Hamas in the October 7 massacre. During the conference, Herzog is also expected to initiate efforts to return the abductees.

Brig.-Gen. Hagari updated that over 14,000 terror targets had been struck in the Gaza Strip, and that the UAE had arrived to set up a field hospital in its south.

Minister Eli Cohen met with the Foreign Minister of the United Arab Emirates to mark the three-year anniversary of the historic agreement between the two countries. Minister Cohen highlighted the achievements brought about by the agreement and stated, "Since the agreement with the UAE, we have signed more than 40 agreements with the country"

The United Arab Emirates Embassy has published a series of data on the occasion of the three-year anniversary of the signing of the Abraham Accords and the normalization of relations between the countries

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, referring to the historic announcement of a corridor of railroads, trade and communication routes that will link India with the Middle East and Europe - and will pass through Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, Jordan and Israel