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Israel Explores Deeper Security Ties With Saudi Arabia Amid Houthi Threat
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By קובי ברקת
First reported by N12 · 3 hours ago
What happened
Israel is exploring enhanced security cooperation with Saudi Arabia due to the shared threat posed by Houthi rebels in Yemen. Discussions are ongoing, with Israel weighing the potential for deeper ties against the risk of Saudi Arabia reaching a separate deal with the Houthis.
- 01Israel is considering increased security cooperation with Saudi Arabia.
- 02The escalating Houthi threat in Yemen is the primary driver.
- 03U.S. Central Command has reportedly mediated talks on intelligence sharing.
- 04Israel fears Saudi Arabia may seek a separate deal with the Houthis.
- 05Recent U.S.-Houthi talks in Oman have raised Israeli concerns.
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