An Israeli report said that Gulf countries asked for Tel Aviv‘s help to confront the new corona, and that the latter expressed its willingness to provide such assistance.
The Jerusalem Post reported that in recent weeks, half of the member states of the Gulf Cooperation Council have asked Israel for information to counter the spread of Corona.
The newspaper added that Bahrain is one of these countries, and that it, along with other countries, addressed the Sheba Medical Center, in central Israel, and expressed its interest in tools to confront Corona.
According to the newspaper, the UAE ambassador to the United Nations announced that his government was ready to cooperate with Israel in the development of a vaccine against the virus.
The newspaper quoted the head of the Interfaith Dialogue Organization, Rabbi Mark Schneier, as saying: “I heard leaders in the Gulf say time and time again that with our resources, our wealth, and Israeli innovations, we can make a vaccine and medicine.”
He added, “They saw this epidemic as an opportunity for cooperation between them and Israel.”
Quoting Shneire and director of the International Department at the Sheba Hospital, Dr. Yoel Raban, the newspaper added that Bahrain and another country in the Gulf showed their interest in “medical innovations and ways of Israel to respond to the spread of the epidemic.” Besides many Israeli sides.
Rabban described one of the countries that headed to Israel as “central and different” in an indication that it is larger than the mentioned countries, and that it is “not a country we are used to hearing about” and stressed that “there are many things going on above and below the surface of the earth.”
Source: The Jerusalem Post + Sama News
