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Scoop: U.S. Negotiating Deal Among Saudis, Israelis and Egyptians

Barak Ravid

Axios, May 23, 2022

“…the deal needed buy-in from Israel because of the 1979 peace treaty. Israel gave in principle its approval to transfer the islands back to Saudi Arabia…”

The Biden administration has been quietly mediating among Saudi Arabia, Israel and Egypt on negotiations that, if successful, could be a first step on the road to the normalization of relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel.

  • It involves finalizing the transfer of two strategic islands in the Red Sea from Egyptian to Saudi sovereignty, five U.S. and Israeli sources told Axios.

Why it matters: If an arrangement is reached, it would be a significant foreign policy achievement for the Biden administration in the Middle East.

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