The United States, Israel, the Palestinian Authority, Saudi Arabia and Jordan have agreed in secret negotiations to coordinate the first flight of Palestinian pilgrims to Saudia Arabia from Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport, Yedioth Ahronoth reported Sunday.
The new route, which would enable Palestinian pilgrims to travel directly to the holiest Islamic sites in Mecca and Medina during Ramadan, was pushed by U.S. President Donald Trump after his visit to Saudi Arabia and Israel in May, according to reports.
The flight would have a brief layover in Jordan before arriving in Riyadh. It would be the first-ever connecting flight between the countries, following Trump’s direct flight in May from Riyadh to Tel Aviv aboard Air Force One.
A senior Israeli source said negotiations to open the route are in advanced stages, and the flights would be run by a foreign company, not an Israeli or Saudi airline.
(JNS.org)
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Jib Jab better have a good final look at this year. The uncanny is too uncanny to be anything other than uncanny.
One way hopefully.
My guess is they wont have any security checks because the might offend them
OYE VEY they make Chelmites look brilliant
Please make it a one-way trip only.