Recent events and travel warnings are affecting Israelis, but mainly in the short term.
In a statement carried by the state news agency, the ministry thanked Turkish authorities for "their cooperation in arresting the perpetrators" without providing further details.
As authorities investigate who is responsible for Kogan’s death, political circles in Washington, D.C., Israel, and the Gulf are asking a related question: What will this do to UAE-Israel ties?
"Rabbi Kogan's work, in partnership with the bold and positive vision of the Emirati government, has been a shining light in the world and a strong counter to the history of division," Kushner wrote.
The Mossad and authorities in the UAE opened the investigation based on information that Kogan’s murder might be related to “a terrorist incident.”
"This was a horrific crime against all those who stand for peace, tolerance, and coexistence," the White House stated.
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Jews have understood over the last few years that when it comes to the West’s enforcement of “hate crimes,” Jews are usually the one group that doesn’t get protection.
This comes after TAM-C, an Israeli-American geopolitical intelligence firm put out an alert on October 1 about the possible targeting of Israeli citizens in Dubai.
New report shows Dubai commodities center sees opportunity to foster gold trade amid backlash against U.S. dollar
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