Weezha Roz-Channel 12 Israel has reported that the Israeli government has completed the final stages of the diplomatic and defense framework for a normalization agreement with Saudi Arabia.
The report indicates that this framework includes issues discussed with Saudi officials and has been essentially finalized.
No further details are available regarding the content of this framework, but it is believed that it may include military and defense cooperation, intelligence sharing, as well as the establishment of economic and diplomatic relations.
This agreement could be an important step in expanding relations between Israel and Arab countries, especially in the fields of security and economy, as Arab countries like the UAE and Bahrain had already established diplomatic ties with Israel following the Abraham Accords in 2020.
The report suggests that Israel and Saudi Arabia are preparing for a new phase of joint cooperation and that this framework could lead to formal agreements in the near future.
Meanwhile, these negotiations could have significant impacts on the political and security developments in the region, as Saudi Arabia is one of the largest and most influential countries in the Arab world.
This step could benefit regional stability and promote broader cooperation between Middle Eastern countries.
Weezha Roz
