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On this essay, Jamal Amiar traces the historical past of Moroccan-Israeli relations, which remained “very discreet for six many years”, and analyzes the interactions between the 2 international locations and Moroccan Jews on the cultural, political, diplomatic, financial and spiritual ranges.
Divided into 21 components, the 342-page work highlights the best way by which “two States and a Jewish group, Moroccan and Israeli of Moroccan origin, have succeeded in absolutely seizing their property and managing collectively their cooperation and their pursuits” over this lengthy interval of six many years.
By means of this ebook, the creator additionally affords an outline of the motion of the Kings of Morocco who all the time affirmed “the inviolable nature of the rights of Moroccan Jews, and took part within the protection after which the rebirth of Moroccan Jewish tradition”.
That is, in keeping with the work, an essential achievement for Morocco which, with regards to ethnic and spiritual minorities in Muslim lands, can have demonstrated its perception.
The essay additionally returns to the motion of HM King Mohammed VI, a part of this custom and this heritage, as evidenced by the introduction of a reference to the Hebrew heritage of Morocco within the 2011 structure.
It additionally dissects the diplomatic and safety ties that Morocco has developed with the USA and Israel over the many years and which resulted within the American recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over the Sahara in 2020.
Rabat can have thus succeeded, in somewhat over half a century, in consolidating its alliances with the Western camp, in sustaining efficient channels of communication with its Jewish diaspora and at last in formalizing its relations with Israel.
The ebook additionally reviews on joint working teams, created within the fields of agriculture, tourism, vitality, safety, water, infrastructure and new applied sciences, within the aftermath of the resumption of relations between Morocco and Israel. In all these areas, “there isn’t a doubt that funding and partnership alternatives abound. Optimism on this topic is shared by businessmen, politicians and observers.”
Born in 1960 in Morocco, Jamal Amiar studied political science in France and the USA earlier than working as a journalist and educating first in the USA after which in Morocco.
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