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Rabat, Riyadh, Tel Aviv align interests
The article focuses on developments and regional political and military maneuvers related to the interests of Morocco, Saudi Arabia, and Israel. It discusses the opening of embassies and the exchange of ambassadors between Morocco and Israel, alongside behind-the-scenes agreements concerning a major Saudi arms deal involving 48 F-35 fighters valued at $24.3 billion. At the same time, the door is opening for increased security and political cooperation among these countries, intertwined with key issues such as the Western Sahara conflict, the Gaza situation, and shared interests in countering regional threats. The article explores the possibility of broader alignments concerning shifts in regional power balances and alliances. Primarily, it suggests that the Saudi F-35 deal and Morocco's normalization with Israel—despite their official announcements—may stem from wider understandings and long-term secret negotiations between Washington, Riyadh, and Tel Aviv. These negotiations involve security, political, and economic files, with the results being publicly disclosed simultaneously to bolster regional power dynamics.
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