Maariv: The UAE representative participated in the Jewish conference for the first time

The Hebrew newspaper Ma'ariv reported that Maqsood Kroos, the UAE envoy for countering extremism and terrorism, participated in the conference on countering anti-Semitism in Dublin for the first time, along with representatives from 28 other countries.

Ambassador Arjan-International Group: The Hebrew newspaper Ma'ariv mentioned the presence of an Emirati representative at the Jewish Conference in Dublin, along with representatives from 28 other countries.

The newspaper wrote that the Jewish Conference to Counter Anti-Semitism, which was held in Dublin from October 12 to 14, saw the presence of an Emirati representative for the first time, Maqsood Kroos, the Emirati Envoy for Countering Extremism and Terrorism.

The newspaper explained that the conference was organized by the World Jewish Congress in cooperation with the European Commission, and that Kroos participated in the discussions alongside the US special envoy to combat anti-Semitism, Rabbi Yehuda Kaplan.

"The two discussed the urgent need to translate international declarations and commitments into concrete steps in action to counter anti-Semitism and extremism in all its forms," the newspaper continued.

Armenia is expected to join the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance, and three other countries are expected to follow suit, Maariv wrote, citing Kaplan.

The newspaper quoted him as predicting that more formal announcements would be made at the next conference in Washington on Wednesday.

The Hebrew newspaper added that the participants of the conference held business meetings at Tik Tok and Meta's European headquarters in Dublin. During these meetings, the two companies presented their use of advanced artificial intelligence tools to identify and remove offensive and "anti-Semitic" content.

It continues: "The heads of the World Jewish Congress and representatives of the Jewish communities met with the Prime Minister of Ireland, Michelle Martin. This meeting was held in the midst of political tensions in Israel-Ireland relations and serious concerns about the security of the Jewish community in this country. "Both sides emphasized the government's duty to maintain the security of Jewish communities, a duty that should not be ignored or affected by political differences."

Sarah Friedman, executive director of the World Jewish Congress in Israel and North America, stated that Jewish communities around the world were facing hostility and protests even before Israel's devastating war on the Gaza Strip.

"Governments have a responsibility to speak out, confront hate and give Jewish communities space to grieve," he continued.

The prayer of missile firing from Iran and the suspension of relations with Tehran has been raised by the UAE, which has been rejected by the Iranian authorities. The coincidence of this claim with the new American moves raises serious questions about Abu Dhabi's motivation.

Referring to the change in the political atmosphere in Washington, Maariv newspaper claimed that Benjamin Netanyahu does not have the support and influence of his past in the White House and Congress on the eve of his meeting with Trump.

The Financial Times has revealed that Trump's "peace commission" fund for Gaza reconstruction is empty, with "zero dollars" in the balance, despite promises of billions of dollars in aid. Legal ambiguities, lack of financial transparency in private accounts and continued security challenges, reconstruction projects and the "New Gaza" plan have placed Jared Kushner in an aura of uncertainty.