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Declaring the constitution unconstitutional.
December 11, 2020
Unlike Sudan and the Gulf Countries, Morocco Has Deep Historical Ties with Israel
Why this normalization is different from all other normalizations.
Yesterday, Morocco joined the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Sudan in normalizing relations with the Jewish state. While Rabat did send troops to join in the 1948 attempt to annihilate Israel, it has historically been less hostile to Jerusalem than many other Arab nations. The North African kingdom was also once home to a large and thriving Jewish community, which was never the case in the Gulf states or in Sudan. Raphael Ahren writes:
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Unlike Sudan and the Gulf Countries, Morocco Has Deep Historical Ties with Israel
Why this normalization is different from all other normalizations.
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