violence could impact israels plans to lure back tourists particularly its effort to appeal to emirati and bahraini citizens and not just potential investors or officials from these countriesviolence around the alaqsa mosque in east jerusalem drew rare rebuke of israel by both countries which signed accords recognizing israel last yearat least 188 palestinians have been killed in gaza including 55 children and 33 women with 1230 people wounded since longsimmering tensions erupted on monday eight people in israel have been killed including a 5yearold boy and a soldier violence has also roiled across israeli cities between jews and the countrys palestinian arab citizens as well as in the occupied west bankin its airstrikes israel has leveled a number of gaza citys tallest office and residential buildings alleging they contain hamas military infrastructure among them was the building housing the associated press office and those of other media outletsthe uaes foreign minister stopped short of directly criticizing israel in the most recent statement issued friday sheikh abdullah bin zayed instead called on all parties to take immediate steps to commit to a ceasefire initiate a political dialogue and exercise maximum restrainton the sprawling premises of dubais tourism event kobiakovs schedule of backtoback meetings affirmed the longview approach to bilateral ties the uae and israel have takenpeople dont feel safe to travel now to israel its understandable but this escalation it will finish one day she said we know that all the conflicts are coming and they are going tourism is staying forever she added