Israel, UAE to start diplomatic ties in groundbreaking deal
By DW
15 August 2020 |
2:54 pm
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has said the accord represented a "historic day" for his country. US President Donald Trump says he will host a summit for the signing in around three weeks.
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