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Trump Says Abraham Accords Back on Table, Cites Israeli Aid to Saudis

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Trump Says Abraham Accords Back on Table, Cites Israeli Aid to Saudis

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Former President Donald Trump believes Saudi Arabia is closer than ever to joining the Abraham Accords, citing alleged Israeli assistance to Riyadh against Houthi rebels. He stated that Saudi Arabia is "very happy" to have Israel's support and predicted the kingdom would accept more. Trump's comments come amid renewed fighting in Yemen and heightened Saudi security concerns, but he did not announce any formal agreements or timelines.

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  • Former President Donald Trump believes Saudi Arabia is closer than ever to joining the Abraham Accords.
  • Trump claimed Israel has already provided assistance to Saudi Arabia against Houthi rebels.
  • He stated Saudi Arabia is "very happy" to have Israel's support and predicted they would accept more.
  • Trump's remarks come amid renewed fighting in Yemen and heightened Saudi security concerns.
  • No formal agreements or timelines for Saudi Arabia joining the accords were announced.
Trump Says Abraham Accords Back on Table, Cites Israeli Aid to Saudis
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