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Netanyahu says Israeli airliners will fly ‘directly’ to UAE

  • Saudi Arabia opened its airspace to all flights to and from the United Arab Emirates.
  • Netanyahu did not explicitly say Israeli planes could overfly Saudi territory.
Published September 2, 2020

JERUSALEM: Israeli airliners will be allowed to fly directly to the United Arab Emirates, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday shortly after Saudi Arabia opened its airspace to all flights to and from the United Arab Emirates.

In a video message, Netanyahu did not explicitly say Israeli planes could overfly Saudi territory but he traced the future flight route on a map to indicate it would be so.

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