In view of the news that Israel will agree to allow Palestinians to use Ramon Airport for their flights abroad, a lack of enthusiasm is evident on the Palestinian side. The Palestinian "Madar" research institute that deals with Israeli issues published a position paper in which it outlined the problems with the proposal.
 
First and foremost, the paper noted that through the Palestinians, Israel is trying to save what it defines as a "failed" project. The institute presented data indicating the lowest use of the airport for flights abroad. So it is true that there was Corona, but experts in Israel that I spoke with about the Ramon airport also stated that even the Israelis going down to Eilat prefer not to use the Ramon port, which is about 20 km from the southern city .
 
Madar points out that the opening of Ramon to Palestinians will be a competition to the Aliyah Airport in Amman, through which Palestinians currently fly abroad. Despite the current difficulties at the Allenby crossing, the Palestinian Institute claims that it is not certain that the road from West Bank cities and villages to Ramon will be easier. He also noted that the use of Ramon will allow Israel Increase "supervision and intelligence" on Palestinian passengers.