US and Israel Support for Saudi Arabia

A broad coalition led by the United States to rescue

Saudi Arabia, helpless in its aggression against Yemen, whether

in protecting its military build-up or countering the missiles

and drones pounding sensitive and strategic targets

deep inside it. Israeli enemy media revealed

that the entity has become a partner in the coalition with

Saudi Arabia after the latter appealed to it for support

against Yemen.

Yes, Israel provides intelligence assistance

to Saudi Arabia in coordination with the Americans, but the event

taking place there, I must say, is bigger and more

important than mere cooperation between Israel and Saudi Arabia,

which is in itself a remarkable event. For the first

time, a significant international coalition is being formed against the Houthis,

with Israel taking part.

When the U.S. president comes and says, “I will finish the mission

only if Prime Minister Netanyahu is by my side

and I know I can rely on him, and we will fight shoulder

to shoulder against the Houthis and the Iranians as well,”

this is a pivotal moment in our history.

Enemy media reported that the criminal Netanyahu responded to a request from

the Saudi regime for assistance and that

Saudi Arabia agreed to the enemy's terms in exchange for this

assistance.

A very senior Saudi official came to Netanyahu

and told him, "We need help against the Houthis."

Netanyahu replied, "You will receive any assistance

you want, but only if you commit to several conditions."

According to foreign reports, Israel is now providing assistance

to the Saudis. Therefore, it appears that those

Saudis have indeed committed to Netanyahu's conditions.

Enemy media revealed in this context that the criminal Netanyahu

met secretly on Monday with U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth

at one of the Zionist Air Force bases in southern occupied Palestine,

and that the meeting was attended by

representatives of Arab states, with the discussion revolving around

the possibility of returning to war with Iran.