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Arab States Discuss Signing Then Violating Israel Agreement Amid Regional Tensions
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By אדם מיכלשווילי
First reported by Walla · Aug 10, 2026
What happened
Officials from Arab countries discussed signing a peace deal with Israel only to break it later, amid regional tensions and new alliances like the Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan defense pact.
- 01Arab officials proposed signing then violating a peace agreement with Israel as a tactical move.
- 02Censorship prevents revealing which Arab countries are involved in the discussions.
- 03The proposal emerged amid ongoing conflict with Iran and shifting Middle East alliances.
- 04Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed a defense pact treating attacks on one as attacks on all.
- 05Iran criticized the pact, while Turkey assured it is not directed against Iran.
- 06Egypt may join the pact, potentially expanding it to four countries.
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