Trump urges Saudi to accept Israeli aid
Sources confirmed that U.S. President Donald Trump urged Saudi Arabia to accept the aid offer extended by Israel to assist in confronting the Houthis in Yemen, with expectations that the kingdom will agree to this. Trump pointed out that Israel has been a significant supporter of Saudi Arabia, and that the Abraham Accords could return to the negotiating table and perhaps come closer to realization, signaling a possible expansion of normalization ties between the region and Israel. At the same time, Saudi Arabia announced its rejection of normalizing relations with Israel before resolving the Palestinian issue. It also rejected an Israeli request, conveyed through Washington, to allow Tel Aviv's participation in military operations with the Houthis, in an effort to enhance future coordination with Israel. There are also concerns that Saudi Arabia might use American nuclear technology to develop nuclear weapons, as a nuclear agreement was signed between Riyadh and Washington in July, permitting the development of nuclear energy infrastructure over 30 years. However, the deal is currently under review by lawmakers to prevent the technology from being used for non-peaceful purposes.
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