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Herzog, Saudi official interviews revive Saudi-Israel ties amid Iran strikes on Gulf - analysis
The crisis could strengthen the case for regional defense cooperation, including quiet coordination with Israel, without necessarily bringing the kingdom closer to formal diplomatic relations.
Graham aimed to reach Israel-Saudi normalization before end of year as prize for Iran war - report
The Gulf’s Cold War: How Saudi-UAE rivalry is tearing the region apart - opinion
Saudi Arabia says it has $2.5 trillion in ore deposits, rare earth elements reserves - report
Saudi Arabia denies allowing Air India fly over on planned Israel route
Saudi Arabia does not recognize Israel and lifting the 70-year-old airspace ban would reflect what appears to be thawing ties between Israel and the kingdom.
Like Israelis, Saudis pin their hopes on Iranian protestors
“It’s a popular intifada, it’s a rising against the Khamenei occupation.”
Giving wings to the Israel-Saudi alliance
There may be many obstacles to this alliance, but courage, commitment and dogged determination can yet give it wings.
How significant are Israel's relations with the Arab world?
Israel has found in the past that its apparently warm relations can quickly turn sour.
Saudi Arabia hopes US will not recognize Jerusalem as capital of Israel
"The recognition will have very serious implications and will be provocative to all Muslims' feelings."
Inside The Prospective Israel-Saudi Arabia Rapprochement
Recent events suggest the Muslim kingdom and the Jewish State may be headed for normalization
Saudi minister calls out Hezbollah, says Israeli-Palestinian peace deal 'not rocket science'
Jubeir: "Seventy percent of the settlers who are on the Green Line remain in Israel, and the other 30 percent - you offer them compensation and work out housing, and they can move to Israel."
Skeptical of the Saudis
The Saudis have an old trick...
Castles in the sand
The Saudi crown prince’s reformist ambitions bring to mind the precedents of post-Shogun Japan, post-Ottoman Turkey and post-Mao China – with a few exceptions, some potentially fateful.
IDF Chief of Staff: Israel willing to share intelligence with Saudis
Eisenkot made the statement in a rare interview with Saudi-owned newspaper 'Elaph.'
