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Gulf States Seek Regional Security Pact With Israel Against Iran
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By Itamar Eichner
First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
What happened
Gulf Arab states are considering a regional security coalition with Israel, supported by the U.S., to counter Iran. A recent CENTCOM meeting in Germany brought together military leaders from the U.S., Israel, and eight Arab nations to discuss regional security and cooperation.
- 01Gulf states are exploring a regional security coalition with Israel to counter Iran.
- 02The U.S. is actively shaping a new regional security architecture against Iran.
- 03A rare military meeting in Germany included leaders from the U.S., Israel, and eight Arab nations.
- 04Israel provided defensive aid to the UAE, boosting regional trust.
- 05CENTCOM is fostering dialogue between Israel and Saudi Arabia.
- 06Arab nations see Iranian attacks as reinforcing the need for a military coalition.
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