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Kuwait Distances Itself from Zionist Normalization Remarks
The article discusses the reactions to the statements made by Yossi Sheli, the Israeli ambassador to the United Arab Emirates, in which he hinted at the possibility of a new Arab country, Kuwait, joining the Abraham Accords within four to six months. The statements clarified that this does not constitute an official Kuwaiti decision, as Kuwait's official stance remains firm in supporting the establishment of a Palestinian state based on the 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital. Kuwait opposes Israeli policies that alter the legal and historical status of Palestinian lands and Jerusalem. Estimates suggest that the statement reflects diplomatic possibilities rather than an official intention, reaffirming Kuwait's longstanding stance in support of the Palestinian cause through legislation, official positions, and humanitarian work. The report emphasizes that any normalization in the region must respect Palestinian rights and address the root causes of the conflict, rather than simply expanding diplomatic relations.
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