Israel and Kuwait Hold Secret Talks Amid Iranian Threats
Kuwait and Israel are reportedly engaged in secret communications in response to Iranian attacks targeting regional nations, including Kuwait itself. The information was revealed by Israel's Kan channel on Thursday, citing an informed source.
A former Kuwaiti minister told Kan that cooperation between Gulf states and Israel to counter shared threats and maintain regional security would benefit everyone. He suggested that recent developments have clarified the true adversary for Gulf nations, implying Iran rather than Israel, given Iran's ongoing attacks on Gulf states while Israel targets Iranian military capabilities.
In a related development, Israel's Ambassador to the UAE, Yossi Shelley, indicated this week that another country is expected to join the Abraham Accords in the coming months, suggesting Kuwait could be the next nation to normalize ties with Israel.
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