Marrakech – After several Hebrew-language outlets claimed that Morocco would begin allowing flights from Israel as early as Thursday – making it the first Muslim-majority country to restore air links since the start of Israel’s far-right-driven Gaza genocide campaign – contradictory reports have surfaced from various sources regarding the actual timeline and the status of official approvals.
Israeli N12 (Channel 12) stated on Wednesday that Israeli airlines could reopen the direct route to Marrakech and Casablanca following discussions between Transportation Minister Miri Regev and her Moroccan counterpart Abdesamad Kayouh, with approval from civil aviation authorities in both countries.
This came just days after N12 reported on November 7 that “for the first time sin
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