Writer Elie Podeh, professor at the Department of Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, believes that the Israel-Morocco military agreement is an important step forward.
Morocco and Israel are working to strengthen the partnership between Israeli companies and Moroccan operators. In this sense, it is planned to organize a major business forum on technologies and innovation applied to all sectors in Marrakech next year.
Against all odds, Morocco and Israel are working to strengthen their bilateral relations. The two countries have recently concluded an agreement described as historic to develop and promote football.
The Spanish intelligence service warns against the rapprochement between Morocco and Israel. They have recently signed an agreement for the construction of a military base near the cities of Ceuta and Melilla.
Isabelle Werenfels, head of the North Africa and Middle East intelligence office at the BND, believes that the alliance between Morocco and Israel is a "powerful shock" not only for Germany, but for the entire European Union (EU).
Morocco has ordered "kamikaze" drones from the Israeli aerospace company, Israeli Aerospace Industries (IAI). This will strengthen its armament in a context marked by the exacerbation of tensions between the kingdom and Algeria.
The Party of Justice and Development (PJD) has still not digested the normalization of diplomatic relations between Morocco and Israel. The visit of the Israeli Minister of Defense, Benny Gantz to the kingdom has provoked a reaction from its Secretary General, Abdelilah Benkirane.
Israel has just lifted the travel warning for Israeli travelers wishing to go to Morocco, thus strengthening its relations with the kingdom. This warning had been in place for 10 years.
David Govrin, Israel’s ambassador to Morocco, expressed his country’s support for "direct negotiations" between the parties to the Sahara conflict. A conflict that has pitted the kingdom against the independence movement, the Polisario, since 1975.
Nearly a year later, the normalization of diplomatic relations between Morocco and Israel continues to provoke reactions. A Moroccan political party takes a critical look at this historic rapprochement.
The Israeli ambassador to Morocco, David Govrin, believes that the agreements between Rabat and Tel Aviv are beneficial for the two peoples.
The signing of an agreement on the exploration of the Atlantic block of the city of Dakhla between the Israeli company Ratio Petroleum and the National Office of Hydrocarbons and Mines (ONHYM) is not to the liking of the "Sahrawi oil and mining authority".