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Israel Warns New Saudi-Turk-Pakistan Defense Pact May Expand Against It
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First reported by Maariv · 10 hours ago
What happened
Israel warns that the new defense pact between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, potentially including Egypt, targets Israel rather than Iran. The agreement, signed in Makkah, aims to enhance military cooperation among the Sunni states, prompting Israel to seek alternative alliances.
- 01Israel views the Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan defense pact as a threat directed against it.
- 02The agreement, signed in Makkah, may soon include Egypt as a member.
- 03Turkey likens the pact to NATO's collective defense clause.
- 04The pact includes joint military exercises, intelligence sharing, and a secretariat in Saudi Arabia.
- 05Pakistan's defense minister called for Islamic unity against Israel.
- 06Israel plans to strengthen ties with Greece, Cyprus, India, and the UAE in response.
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