No agreed 'framework' yet for Saudi Arabia-Israel deal, U.S. official says
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Talks are ongoing for Saudi Arabia and Israel to normalize relations but a deal hasn't been reached yet, according to a senior Biden administration official.
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The U.S. has reportedly come to an agreement for Saudi Arabia to formally recognize Israel in exchange for concessions to Palestinians and other measures from the U.S.
Talks are ongoing for Saudi Arabia and Israel to normalize relations but a deal hasn't been reached yet, according to a senior Biden administration official.
Saudi Arabia will not establish diplomatic relations with Israel in the near future, according to senior U.S. officials who sought to temper expectations amid an Israeli push for a regional security pact in the Middle East.
Talks between Saudi Arabia and the US about the kingdom formally recognizing Israel have intensified, though there’s still plenty to negotiate and no guarantee of success, according to people familiar with the discussions.
WSJ reports that US, Riyadh have agreed on broad terms, hope to finalize details in 9-12 months, though odds low due to joint demand that Israel make major gestures to Palestinians
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