Israel wants to reconstruct relations with Morocco

Originally published October 30, 2000

Israel's foreign ministry acting secretary Shloumo Bin Ami has made a telephone call with the Moroccan foreign minister Muhammad Bin Issa for the first time after Morocco announced the closure of the two interests supervision interests in Tel Aviv and al-Rabat.

The Israeli radio said that the Moroccan minister expressed his hope to return back relations between the two sides to its natural course after resuming relations " normal" relations between Israel and the Palestinian government.

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