DUBAI – Israeli partygoers seeking relief from Covid restrictions haveflown to Dubai to enjoy ‘Made in Israel’ alcohol that hits Dubai localstores.
Israeli citizens who were not allowed to travel to the Arab world, havemade themselves at home in the Emirati commercial hub. Data revealed thataround 70,000 Israeli tourists arrived in Dubai in December.
A 12-foot Hanukkah candelabra was placed under the Burj Khalifa, where Jewsgathered to light the candles as festivity continued. Israeli made alcoholis widely available for tourists seeking fun in the United Arab Emirates.
Israelis trip to Emirates has now become a status symbol on social media,as hotels across the city booked a large number of Israeli travelers.
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Earlier on November 7, 2020, the UAE has allowed alcohol consumption andunmarried couple to live together by relaxing Islamic laws in the state.
The reform that has come amid the US-brokered normalisation of ties betweenUAE and Israel, is expected to bring investment and numerous Israelitourists to the Gulf state.
