More Arab nations are on Netanyahu’s radar.

MIDDLEEAST TYCOON NEWS DESK: Israel aims to build new relationships with neighboring Arab nations once its current conflicts are resolved. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed his desire for additional peace agreements following the Abraham Accords, which established ties with Bahrain, the UAE, Sudan, and Morocco. He stated that other Arab countries recognize Israel’s strength and share similar aspirations. Netanyahu emphasized a long-term strategy to dismantle the so-called “axis of evil,” targeting Iran and its proxies while ensuring Hamas no longer governs Gaza and Hezbollah does not threaten Israel’s northern border. U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham is reportedly finalizing a peace deal between Israel and Saudi Arabia by year’s end.