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Even an attack on Mecca isn't enough to unite the Middle East against Iran, analyst tells 'Post'
The attack on Mecca has demonstrated that ‘this is not a religious war,’ even if Iran has attempted to portray it as such, Bahraini political analyst Dr. Ahmed Alkhuzaie said.
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Saudi Arabia launched secret attacks on Iran during Operation Epic Fury
Saudi crown prince: ‘If Tehran develops nukes, so will we’
The prince confirmed Netanyahu’s warning in the U.S. that Iran deal leads to arms race.
Saudi crown prince says will develop nuclear bomb if Iran does
The government approved a national policy for its atomic energy program on Tuesday.
US firms push Washington to restart nuclear pact talks with Riyadh
Saudi Arabia has welcomed the lobbying, they said, though it is likely to worry regional rival Iran at a time when tensions are already high in the Middle East.
Skeptical of the Saudis
The Saudis have an old trick...
Saudi Arabia and Arab allies push for unity against Iran, Hezbollah
Saudi Arabia and other Arab foreign ministers will hold an emergency meeting in Cairo on Sunday to discuss confronting Iran and its Lebanese Shi'ite ally Hezbollah.
Report: Saudi document lays out plans for peace with Israel
Foreign Ministry paper allegedly offers peace with the Jewish state in exchange for US pressure on Iran.
Our World: Pining for fig leaves
But now, they argue, under the leadership of King Salman and his son, 32-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the Saudis are going too far.
An outspoken critic: Riyadh’s ‘anti-Hezbollah minister’
Thamer al-Sabhan personifies Saudi Arabia’s fight against the ‘terrorist militia.’
Saudi Crown Prince: Iran supply of rockets is military aggression
The supply of rockets to the Iran-allied rebel Houthi movement could "constitute an act of war against the Kingdom."
Salman’s state visit to Moscow: Has America been caught napping again?
In the words of an Egyptian commentator, when the (American) eagle flies away, the (Russian) bear lumbers in.
