A commentary published Wednesday evening states that the Israeli security establishment is maintaining radio silence regarding the Saudi-US nuclear deal, expressing concern that undisclosed aspects of the agreement could impact Israel. The analysis warns that failure to achieve normalization with Saudi Arabia alongside the deal would create a severe imbalance in the Middle East.
The commentary, published Wednesday evening, highlights that the Israeli security establishment has gone silent on the Saudi-US nuclear deal, raising questions about what else is happening behind the scenes. The author argues that the impact on Israel is clear: without a normalization agreement with Saudi Arabia, the deal would create a strategic imbalance in the region. This follows prior analyses by The Zioneer that warned the US-Saudi nuclear deal, which reportedly includes uranium enrichment on Saudi soil, poses proliferation risks and could undermine Israel's leverage for normalization. The security establishment's silence, the commentary suggests, may indicate that the deal's implications are more significant than publicly acknowledged.
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