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“Both
Sefirat Ha’omer and Ramadan share a common theme as they are a time for reflection,” Rabbi Abadie told
The Algemeiner by email. “As we celebrate the Lag B’Omer holiday and Iftar dinner together as the AGJC with our Muslim neighbors, it’s a time for us to reflect on where the region is today and the role that interfaith diplomacy has played in getting us here.”
The Thursday event began with Abadie explaining the holiday of Lag B’Omer, followed by Muslim peace activist Loay Alshareef, who talked about Ramadan.
Abadie told viewers that “from the difficult times to the happier times … I think the lesson is first and foremost accepting each other’s differences [and] tolerating each others opinions by respecting them, and recognizing we are all children of one God, one supreme being [and] one father. We are all members of the same family and that is certainly a cause to celebrate.”
These efforts in innovation, promotion and finance will help to deliver the benefits of low-carbon, sustainable economic growth across the region and world.
“We are going to plant a tree that is a symbol, not just of our friendship, but also of research and collaboration we can do together.
Mr Erdan spoke of establishing a new forum for sustainable development.
“I believe that Israel, the UAE and the United States, together with other Abraham Accords countries, and nations from across the Middle East, should establish a new regional forum for sustainable development, aimed at accelerating co-operation, sharing knowledge and advancing innovative solutions to our shared challenges,” he said.
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Mute audio The U.S position on the JCPOA is clear; we are ready to return to the agreement if Iran returns to full compliance with its nuclear commitments. And as demonstrated by our participation in ongoing talks in Vienna, we are working with international partners to determine whether or not that is possible, she said.
Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-NY), who also serves as chairman of the House Foreign Relations Committee, echoed the remarks calling an Iran armed with a nuclear weapon unacceptable, and adding that the best way to achieve this is via diplomacy and that he supports the Biden administration s efforts to secure a compliance-for-compliance return to the Iran nuclear deal, also known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of AcJCPOA. Neither we nor Israel can afford to begin a march toward war. That should be the very last possible option.