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Netanyahu reverses Finance Minister Smotrich's decision to withhold funds to Arab Israeli communities over security concerns, announcing evaluation to ensure that funds are transferred for their designated purpose.
State Department comments come as National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby plays down a report in the Wall Street Journal that said the United States and Saudi Arabia had agreed on the broad contours.
Israel should not fear another flare-up, but it must not gleefully enter it. The overarching task right now is to put Nasrallah back in his proper place.
Our commitment to the Abraham Accords must transcend partisan politics.
In Wall Street Journal op-ed, Foreign Minister Eli Cohen says US nuclear umbrella could meet one of the key Saudi demands for joining the Abraham Accords.
