NOURNEWS- While some governments in the Arab world have been looking for an opportunity in recent years, albeit informally, to deal with the Zionist regime, the crisis of the spread of the "Cavid 19" virus now seems to have provided them with a good opportunity to do so. Use excuses to achieve your goals.
The Times of Israel reports that three Arab Gulf states have been actively involved in medical cooperation with Israel, and one of them recently asked Tel Aviv to provide telemedicine facilities to deal with the coronavirus. Launch.
According to Joel Harrowen, head of the international department of Shebaa Medical Center, high-ranking representatives from Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates have been in regular contact with the hospital since the Corona crisis.
Harun explained that in March, however, a senior member of the UAE royal family had a secret trip to Shebaa Hospital and had been in contact with the weekly since then, according to the news site.
He added that the third Arab country, which has little to do with the Zionist regime, had recently contacted the Shebaa Medical Center and ordered the construction of a telemedicine facility to treat patients with coronavirus.
Although the Zionist medical official did not name a third country, the Times of Israel's website suggests that the country may be Kuwait.
"There is a growing willingness to interact with us, even openly, in the medical field," Harvey said. "It's happening slowly, but it's happening, maybe not at the intergovernmental level that we want, but it's happening."
He added that he was confident that the order given by the third country to Shaba'a Hospital would lead to future cooperation between the two sides.
The Zionist rabbi Mark Shenair, who has had extensive influence in the Arab world and helped establish a link between the Shebaa Medical Center and the Bahraini government, told the Times of Israel that three members of the six Gulf Cooperation Council countries are now in some form. They are connected to the health system of the Zionist regime.
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