Israeli PM: Ties with Arab states dramatically warming
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has hailed the relations between Tel Aviv and certain Arab states as dramatically warming.
He said Arab countries have found out that Israel isn't their enemy. Days ago, he made similar comments, praising the good ties between Tel Aviv and Arab states. He also welcomed a decision by the Persian Gulf Arab states to list Lebanon’s resistance movement Hezbollah as a terrorist organization. Netanyahu described the move as very important and even amazing, adding it's a sign that the Persian Gulf Arab states want to stand beside Israel and improve their ties with Tel Aviv. Hezbollah, Iran and Syria have warned that the decision would be to the detriment of regional security, and will only benefit Israel.
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