File Photo: Emirates airplanes are seen on the tarmac in a general view of Dubai International Airport in Dubai. Afp
The Dubai-based carrier, one of the largest in the world, said the new service to begin on December 6 would also link Israel seamlessly with its global route network.
"December 6 will be our first landing into Israel," said the airline's public relations manager Rula Tadros.
Low-cost carrier Flydubai launched the first commercial flights between Tel Aviv and Dubai just a few months after last year's agreement.
Abu Dhabi-based airline Etihad and Israeli carrier Arkia now also offer regular flights.
The UAE's normalisation of its relations with Israel, in a deal brokered by then US president Donald Trump's administration, broke with decades of Arab consensus and infuriated the Palestinians and their supporters.
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