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The article reveals Israel's concerns regarding the US-Saudi nuclear agreement, which is moving toward granting Saudi Arabia approval to develop a civilian nuclear program with the possibility of uranium enrichment, without any progress in normalization with Israel. Israel warns that this agreement could lead to the proliferation of nuclear weapons in the region and threaten its security, especially if Saudi Arabia is allowed to develop enrichment capabilities without restrictions. The article also discusses Israeli opposition responses and calls for political measures to reduce risks, including imposing restrictions on enrichment and strengthening oversight measures, with a focus on preventing Saudi Arabia from obtaining nuclear weapons and limiting the influence of China and Russia in the region. This illustrates the growing Israeli fears of an upcoming regional nuclear arms race that could destabilize and threaten security in the Middle East, along with strategies to prevent this through dialogue with Washington and the implementation of preventive measures.
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