“Netanyahu is interested in advancing the agreement with Saudi Arabia - as soon as this becomes possible,” the source said.
While such an attack is not expected to escalate into a full-scale war, it is anticipated to be more severe than the drone assault in April.
Prime Minister Netanyahu seeks to delay the Saudi normalization deal until after the US elections, amid regional tensions and Senate approval concerns.
A UAE diplomat proposes a peacekeeping initiative in Gaza to foster stability, strengthen a deradicalized PA, and pave the way for Arab-Israeli cooperation in postwar reconstruction.
A senior US official was cited by CNN as saying the Russian aims to arm the Houthis were "antithetical to the goals we are pursuing."
Suzan Quitaz, a veteran Kurdish journalist, faced bias and hostility in Qatari media for highlighting Jewish and Israeli perspectives.
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
With new opportunities arising from the US-Saudi alliance, Israel should seize the moment to embrace a two-state solution that can secure Israel's future, stabilize the region, and counter Iran.
If Netanyahu returns without a clear plan to end the Gaza war and secure a hostage deal, it may please his base but risk further regional instability.
While he called for a noble-sounding Abraham Alliance, presumably including the Saudis, he ignored even any hint of concessions toward the Palestinians or any reference to a long-term solution.
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