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

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Trump: Saudi Arabia May Accept Israeli Aid Against Houthis, Revive Abraham Accords

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Former US President Donald Trump believes Saudi Arabia will accept Israeli assistance against Houthi rebels and that the Abraham Accords can be revived with Saudi involvement. Trump stated on Friday that the kingdom would "absolutely" accept aid from Israel, which he described as having been "very helpful." He also expressed strong confidence that the Abraham Accords, which he called "one of our greatest achievements," are back on the table and could gain renewed momentum.

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  • Donald Trump believes Saudi Arabia will accept Israeli help against Houthis.
  • Trump is confident Saudi Arabia will accept Israeli assistance.
  • The former US President thinks the Abraham Accords can be revived with Saudi Arabia.
  • Trump called the Abraham Accords "one of our greatest achievements."
  • He stated Saudi Arabia is "very happy to receive support from Israel."
Trump: Saudi Arabia May Accept Israeli Aid Against Houthis, Revive Abraham Accords
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