Tel-Chai Nation

Here's some fascinating news about a government minister who originally visited the UAE about 5 years ago, before the Abraham Accords were developed, and it turns out she didn't enjoy the trip:

Transportation Minister Miri Regev stated that she did not like Dubai during her visit and that she would not go back to the city in the United Arab Emirates.

“I’ve been to Dubai. I won’t be going back. I don’t like the place,” Regev said in a speech today (Wednesday. However, she added that "it's amazing to see the roads they have built in six years."

I remember seeing a picture of her wearing an outfit that was almost like a burka when she paid a visit. It makes no difference whether she was visiting a mosque; that was an utter disgrace, and a poor example for women. Does this mean she didn't like that either? Well, I suppose it's better late than never that she'd admit it.

From what I've heard about Dubai, it's still got a ways to go before one can consider it truly a place to look forward to visiting. They'll have to abandon Islam to really prove themselves ready for the free world. At least the highways they've built there do admittedly have significance.

Labels: islam, Israel, Knesset, UAE