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Their continuous delay reflects the delicacy of the plan and the administration’s fears of, as one senior official put it, its “death on arrival” if published under adverse circumstances.
The comments come amid a growing chorus of calls for Washington to cut arms sales to the kingdom over the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
The Jerusalem Post spoke to missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in 2007 on the sidelines of a Washington, DC event condemning antisemitism.
A year of highlights and lowlights in Israel: American politics and Israel
By MICHAEL WILNER
Sources told the 'Wall Street Journal' that Saudi Arabia was considering investing $100 million USD in Israeli firms, but since the Khashoggi killing, the deal has been shelved.
By YVETTE J. DEANE
Netanyahu said his policy has always been “to stop bad things when they are small. So we meet Iran head-on in Syria, and if we need to, will do whatever we need to do protect ourselves, as you would.”
By HERB KEINON
"All sales are approved by the Defense Ministry."
By YONAH JEREMY BOB
Israel considers the "Pegasus" spyware a weapon and requires NSO Group to obtain approval from the Defense Ministry to sell it. Saudi Arabia spent $55 million last year on it.
By JOSH AXELROD
Israel and Saudi Arabia do not have diplomatic relations but share intelligence about their mutual enemies, especially Iran.
By JTA
Prime minister said the journalists murder was horrendous, but the real problem is Iran.
By URI BOLLAG
"Well, the prince is running things over there more so at this stage. He's running things and so if anybody were going to be, it would be him."
By REUTERS
Riyadh claims the operation was executed by rogue Saudi officials without authority from royal leadership.
"It is possible that there was an attempt to collect information about Arabs, including political dissidents, living in Turkey."
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