Shin Bet says Israeli flights to Dubai will continue after security arrangements agreed upon

Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian is The Times of Israel's military correspondent

The Shin Bet security agency says it has reached an agreement with authorities in the United Arab Emirates over security arrangements in the central Gulf city’s airport.

Head of the agency Ronen Bar met with his counterpart in the UAE last week, to solve disagreements relating to the security of flights landing in Dubai.

“Understandings were reached, common working principles and security arrangements were agreed upon, which will allow Israeli airlines to continue flying to Dubai on a regular and continuous basis,” the Shin Bet says.

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