Les Saoudiens dissuadent Trump de frapper l'Iran... pour l'instant
Bienvenue dans le Daily Briefing du Times of Israel, votre point audio de 20 minutes sur ce qui se passe en Israël, au Moyen-Orient et dans le monde juif. L'experte du Moyen-Orient Ksenia Svetlova rejoint…
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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.

