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Daily Briefing: CHINA BROKERS AGREEMENT BETWEEN SAUDI ARABIA AND TEHRAN: SETBACK FOR ISRAEL?

Saudi Arabia-Iran Pact Marks Setback to Israel’s Efforts to Counter Tehran: Shayndi Raice and  Aaron Boxerman, WSJ, Mar. 12, 2023
Israel Not a Factor In Saudi Decision’ to Renew Ties with Iran:  Yaacov Lappin, JNS, Mar. 13, 2023

Saudi Arabia and Iran Agree to Restore Ties, in Talks Hosted by China: Vivian Nereim, NY Times, Mar.  10, 2023

New Diplomatic Era In Middle East In Wake of Iran-Saudi Rapprochement – AnalysisSeth J. Frantzman, Jerusalem Post, Mar. 11, 2023


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Israel and Biden Shouldn’t Panic Over Iran-Saudi DealDaniel B. Shapira, Haaretz, Mar. 12, 2023 — The news hit like a bolt from the blue, and was initially jarring.

Where Was the US When Iran, Saudi Arabia Restored Ties? – Editorial Jerusalem Post, Mar. 13, 2023 — The news over the weekend that Iran and Saudi Arabia agreed to reestablish relations took many policymakers by surprise and is seen by some as potentially casting a shadow over the possibility of Israel and Saudi Arabia progressing in their relations.

Saudi Arabia Offers Its Price to Normalize Relations with Israel: Michael Crowley, Vivian Nereim and  Patrick Kingsley, NY Times, Mar. 11, 2023 — Saudi Arabia is seeking security guarantees from the United States, help with developing a civilian nuclear program and fewer restrictions on U.S. arms sales as its price for normalizing relations with Israel, people familiar with the exchanges say.

China Brokers an Iran-Saudi Rapprochement: Mike Wagenheim, JNS, Mar. 10, 2023 — In a move on Friday that came as a surprise to some, Saudi Arabia and Iran announced renewed ties brokered by China, including the reopening of their respective embassies within two months.

Israel Needs a Powerful Regional Front Against Iran – OpinionZvika Haimovich, Jerusalem Post, Mar. 12, 2023 — Three strategic factors are driving the State of Israel and Sunni Arab Gulf countries to closer cooperation with one another – and Iran is the common denominator behind them all.


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