Israeli – Mauritanian Relations from 1999 to 2008

Mohamed M. Ali Abu Khadra and Mohamed Mohamed Husein Mustafa

Asian Social Science, 2017, vol. 13, issue 9, 89

Abstract: The closer ties and relations between Mauritania and Israel had an effective impact on the Arab region, as the mutual interests between the two parties led to the creation of a sort of anxiety and turmoil in the relationship of Mauritania with the Arab countries, linked to them by the neighboring factor in addition to the history, culture, language and religion factors, where the Mauritanian-Israeli relations influence in several Arab and Islamic trends and to reach its maximum impact with respect to the Mauritanian relations for the war in Yemen, Iraq and the war in Syria and the Palestinian issue and the war on terrorism.

Date: 2017
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