Israel and Saudi Arabia Move Closer to Historic Agreement, Potentially Bringing Major Foreign Policy Victory for President Joe Biden

Progress is being made towards a potential historic agreement between Israel and Saudi Arabia, which could see the two nations normalize relations in exchange for a U.S. defense pact and help developing Saudi Arabia’s civilian nuclear program. Ron Dermer, a longtime chief advisor to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has described the potential agreement as a “reverse 9/11” for the U.S., suggesting that it could bring about a major foreign policy victory for President Joe Biden.

Netanyahu expressed his optimism for the agreement in a meeting with Biden yesterday, saying, “Under your leadership, Mr. President, we can forge a historic peace between Israel and Saudi Arabia.” If successful, the agreement would represent a major shift in the region, after more than half a century of conflict and animosity between the two nations.

U.S. diplomatic sources have voiced growing optimism in recent days that the two sides could soon come together in a deal. However, the agreement is still in the early stages of negotiation and the details of the agreement have yet to be finalized.

The potential agreement has been met with a mixed response from the international community. While some have expressed optimism that the deal could bring about a more peaceful and stable region, others have voiced concerns that it could lead to further instability and conflict.

The agreement is still in its early stages, and it remains to be seen whether or not it will be successful. However, if successful, the agreement could have a major impact on the political landscape of the Middle East and bring about a major foreign policy victory for President Joe Biden.