Kevin Taylor

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How does Saudi Arabia threaten Israel's security and American interests? Saudi Arabia is reshaping the region through a military axis outside the American umbrella—this is a direct threat to Israel's security and Washington's interests. Reports from Reuters indicate that Saudi Arabia may be behind financing or facilitating a Pakistani arms deal to Sudan worth $1.5 billion, including aircraft and drones, which enhances its influence in the Horn of Africa and the Red Sea without relying on the United States. Additionally, Turkey's talks to join a Saudi-Pakistani defense agreement, as reported by Bloomberg, could form an "Islamic NATO" that combines Pakistani nuclear power with Saudi economy and Turkish military strength, threatening the Israeli-American balance in the region. The Sudan arms deal is not an isolated event; it is a practical translation of Saudi mobilizing rhetoric that speaks of confronting Israel. According to The Defense Post, the deal includes 200 drones and attack aircraft, supporting the Sudanese army against forces backed by the UAE, with its impact extending to Yemen and the Red Sea, where it is seen as support for an axis confronting Israel. Empowering the Sudanese army in an open civil war with aircraft and drones means prolonging the conflict and internationalizing it, not achieving stability. Reports from The Media Line confirm Saudi Arabia's role in this deal, which prolongs the conflict in Sudan and opens doors for extremist infiltration, threatening international trade routes.