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Trump says ‘it’s time’ for Saudi Arabia to normalise ties with Israel

US President Donald Trump stated that a civil nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia is contingent on the kingdom normalizing ties with Israel under the Abraham Accords.

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The story so far

  1. Jul 22
  2. Jul 23
  3. Jul 24
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How outlets cover it

6 outlets
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Left-leaning 2 Center 6 Right-leaning 1 Not rated 12

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Diplomatic
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National Security
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Political Strategy
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Open questions and key claims

Pakistan’s defense minister said his nation’s nuclear program “will be made available” to Saudi Arabia if needed.

Pakistan’s defense minister
via Associated Press · Jul 22

The agreement is historic and will reinforce global nonproliferation standards.

Trump administration
via Al Jazeera · Jul 22

Giving Saudi Arabia uranium enrichment technology is a terrible idea on many counts, especially in the middle of a war over Iran’s nuclear program.

Saudi enrichment would put immense pressure on Iran to get the bomb.

The US-Saudi nuclear deal is dependent on Saudi Arabia joining the Abraham Accords and recognizing Israel.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated the US will not reach agreements that lead to proliferation risk.

A civilian nuclear cooperation deal with Saudi Arabia is subject to the kingdom normalizing relations with Israel as part of the Abraham Accords.

The claim that Israel is an isolated country is simply not true.

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Who and where

Saudi Arabia location Abraham Accords event Uranium enrichment topic Civilian Nuclear Programme topic Mohammed bin Salman person
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Related stories over time

same people and places
  1. May 23 – May 26 earlier
  2. Jul 22 – Jul 24◆ This story
  3. Aug 1 – Aug 3 later
  4. Aug 7 – Aug 25 later
  5. Aug 23 – Aug 24 later
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All coverage

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