Los saudíes convencen a Trump de no atacar a Irán... por ahora
Bienvenido al Daily Briefing de The Times of Israel, su actualización de audio de 20 minutos sobre lo que sucede en Israel, Medio Oriente y el mundo judío. La experta en Medio Oriente Ksenia Svetlova…
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Saudi Arabia appears to have played a decisive role in persuading the US president to step back from a military strike on Iran, at least temporarily. The crown prince's phone call underscores Riyadh's interest in de-escalation rather than open conflict, even as it remains a key regional rival to Tehran. The key question is whether the reported framework for reopening the Strait of Hormuz and addressing the nuclear issue is substantive or merely a diplomatic pause. Watch for whether talks actually materialize or if this is a brief reprieve before tensions spike again.

