Netanyahu tells UN that Israel is 'at the cusp' of an historic agreement with Saudi Arabia
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claims that a historic peace agreement between Israel and Saudi Arabia is on the horizon, which would lead to a new Middle East.
- However, obstacles such as the demand for progress in creating a Palestinian state by the Saudis pose a challenge for Netanyahu's hawkish government.
- President Mahmoud Abbas, in his address to the UN General Assembly, did not mention ongoing efforts for normalization between Israel and Saudi Arabia.
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Netanyahu Tells UN That Israel Is ‘at the Cusp’ of a Historic Agreement with Saudi Arabia
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the U.N. General Assembly on Friday that Israel is “at the cusp” of a historic breakthrough leading to a peace agreement with Saudi Arabia, without outlining a clear path over the significant obstacles facing such an accord.
Netanyahu says Israel is getting closer to ‘quantum leap’ normalization deal with Saudi Arabia
By Sana Noor Haq, CNN (CNN) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said it is “likely” Israel will reach a normalization agreement with Saudi Arabia, in what would mark a seismic foreign policy shift for both countries as they edge closer to reaching a deal mediated by the US. Speaking to CNN’s Kaitlan Collins in an interview on Friday, Netanyahu touted the potential pact as “a quantum leap” in the region. It would “change the Middle East …
Israeli PM Netanyahu tells Bret Baier 'we're getting closer to peace every day that passes' with Saudi Arabia
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday said he was glad to hear the optimistic tone from Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman about ongoing efforts to normalize relations between the two countries. "I was delighted to hear what he had to say," Netanyahu told Fox News chief political anchor Bret Baier in an interview on "Special Report" following his speech at the United Nations General Assembly in New York City. "I think…
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