’Israel’ to Share Intelligence on Iran with Saudi Arabia!

Local Editor

As part of the continuous normalization between Saudi Arabia and the apartheid "Israeli" entity, the head of "Israeli" military told Saudi Arabia's Elaph newspaper that Tel Aviv is ready to share intelligence on Iran with Riyadh.

"With [US] President Donald Trump, there is an opportunity for a new international alliance in the region and a major strategic plan to stop the Iranian threat," Lt. Gen. Gadi Eisenkot, chief of staff of "Israeli" army, told the paper. "We are ready to exchange experiences with moderate Arab countries and exchange intelligence to confront Iran."

When asked whether "Israel" had recently shared intelligence with the Saudis, Eisenkot said: "We are ready to share information if necessary. There are many common interests between us..."

The Zionist military official added that Iran was the "biggest threat to the region," Haaretz reported, also saying that Tel Aviv and Riyadh were in full agreement about Iran's intentions, and noting that "Israel" and Saudi Arabia had never fought each other.

Eisenkot went on to say that "Israel's" security situation had never been as good as it is at present, claiming that was why "we are highly regarded by the moderate countries in the region." He then accused Tehran of trying to destabilize the region by building weapons factories and supplying advanced arms to terrorist groups throughout the Middle East.

"Iran seeks to take control of the Middle East, creating a Shiite crescent from Lebanon to Iran, and then from the Gulf to the Red Sea," Eisenkot said, adding that: "We must prevent this from happening."

The Zionist chief also stressed that "Israel" had no intention of launching an attack on Lebanon's Hezbollah.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team