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Netanyahu: ’Israel’ Cooperating with some Arab Nations

Netanyahu: ’Israel’ Cooperating with some Arab Nations
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"Israel" is covertly cooperating with some Arab nations, the "Israeli" PM has revealed, expressing hope that this practice will expand.

Netanyahu: ’Israel’ Cooperating with some Arab Nations

Benjamin Netanyahu's revelation comes after "Israeli" chief of staff said recently that Tel Aviv is ready to share intelligence on Iran with Saudi Arabia.

"Fruitful cooperation with Arab countries is usually covert," Netanyahu said at a memorial event for "Israel's" first Prime Minister David Ben Gurion Thursday. Those ties are "carried out constantly under cover of secrecy," he emphasized.

Bibi further stated: "I believe that these relations [with Arab states] will continue to develop and I believe that they will bear fruit for the expansion of the peace orbit.

"The residents of the neighboring countries will cooperate with us because otherwise they will have to cooperate with foreign slavers," he said as cited by the Ynet website.

Last week, "Israeli" Energy Minister, Yuval Steinitz, also confirmed Tel Aviv's clandestine contacts with the Arab world. "We have ties that are indeed partly covert with many Muslim and Arab countries, and usually [we are] the party that is not ashamed," the minister told Army Radio.

"It's the other side that is interested in keeping the ties quiet. With us, usually, there is no problem, but we respect the other side's wish, when ties are developing, whether it's with Saudi Arabia or with other Arab countries or other Muslim countries, and there is much more ... [but] we keep it secret," Steinitz said.

Earlier in November, "Israeli" Chief of Staff, Lieutenant General Gadi Eizenkot, told Saudi Arabia's Alaf newspaper that Tel Aviv was ready to share "intelligence information" with Riyadh on Tehran.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team

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