Libya

Every country has its unique considerations when it comes to deciding whether to normalize relations with Israel. It has the legitimate right to define its stance, and political direction.

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Mangoush was suspended and subsequently fired following Israeli publication of the meeting, leading to her fleeing Libya.

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During secret negotiations, silence is the golden rule. If you’re going to talk, talk – don’t shoot your mouth off.

Israel's government has been criticized for not stopping Arab sector crime and being racist against Arabs. Publicizing the Libya meeting may have been a way of saying they're "Arab friendly."

Israel can use any diplomatic wins it can get. It can hardly afford unnecessary diplomatic losses – particularly own goals like this one.