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Ongoing Story· Day 24

Netanyahu Offers Saudi Arabia Intelligence Aid to Advance Normalization Deal

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Netanyahu Seeks Saudi Nod for Yemen Strikes Amid Normalization Push

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly seeking Saudi Arabian permission, via U.S. mediators, for Israel to strike Houthi targets in Yemen. The move is intended to foster cooperation and pave the way for normalization between Israel and Saudi Arabia. However, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is hesitant, concerned about public reaction. Saudi Arabia has stated it will only normalize relations after a Palestinian state is established, a condition Netanyahu opposes.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking Saudi approval for Israeli strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen.
  • The initiative is reportedly being pursued through U.S. mediators to advance normalization talks.
  • Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is reluctant to permit Israeli intervention in Yemen.
  • MBS reportedly fears Israeli strikes would be unpopular with the Saudi public.
  • Saudi Arabia insists on the establishment of a Palestinian state before normalizing relations with Israel.
  • Netanyahu has pledged to prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state.

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