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Saudi prince delays normalisation, prefers to do deal under Biden

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Published: 1 December 2020

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Israeli defence chiefs also worried Trump’s F35 deal with UAE has whetted Saudis’ appetite for stealth fighters

Saudi Arabia prefers to normalise ties with Israel under Biden – report (Jerusalem Post)
Under the US-brokered Abraham Accords, Israel has already signed normalisation deals with the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain

Israeli top brass worried over a parting gift from Trump: advanced weapons to Saudi Arabia (Haaretz)
AMOS HAREL: It seems the normalisation deal with the UAE – and the F-35 stealth jets that came with it – whetted MBS’ appetite

Report: Saudi Arabia’s King Salman was not informed of Netanyahu visit (Times of Israel)
Diplomat in Riyadh says Saudis could use potential normalization as a ‘carrot’ with Biden to deflect from kingdom’s human rights record

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Israel and UAE join forces to save endangered birds (Ynet)
There are only 400 members of the endangered houbara species found in Israel, mostly in the southern deserts; cooperation with the Abu Dhabi-based Fund for Houbara Conservation could help protect these birds facing extinction
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