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Saudi Arabia launched secret attacks on Iran during Operation Epic Fury
The Saudi attacks, not previously reported, mark the first time that the kingdom is known to have directly carried out military action on Iranian soil and show it is becoming much bolder.
Saudi Arabia asks US to end Hormuz blockade amid worries of possible Houthi retaliation - WSJ
Pakistan steps up mediation efforts between Iran, US to end conflict - analysis
Iranian missile, drones strike US military airbase in Saudi Arabia, 12 soldiers wounded - report
Iran was the ally Israel wanted. It got Saudi Arabia
The courting of Israel comes against the backdrop of the rise and fall of IS in the region and the frustration of Sunni regimes with their inability to topple Bashar Assad in Syria.
Saudis not ruling out nuclear option if Iran gets bomb
Saudi foreign minister says kingdom would do "whatever we need to do in order to protect our people."
Saudi and Iranian FMs take proxy war to the pages of the 'New York Times'
Saudi FM accuses Iran of supporting terror after Zarif had accused the Saudis of the same thing.
Iran, Saudi Arabia and the Israeli angle
Former head of Military Intelligence says the reverberations from the diplomatic crisis will be felt around the region.
'Israeli-Saudi relations best kept quiet'
Prof. Teitelbaum: Improving relations with Saudi Arabia, which controls Islamic holy sanctuaries, also works to improve Israel’s relations with Muslim world
A Prophecy Fulfilled: Sept. 4, 2015
King Salmon’s “Honeymoon” in Washington
Obama to assuage Saudi fears that Iran could spend inflow of funds on 'nefarious activities'
Obama to host Saudi King Salman on hiss first US visit since ascending to the throne in January.
Strange bedfellows: Saudi Arabia moves toward Hamas
For Saudi Arabia, it is an opportunity to become the regional leader of a moderate Sunni bloc also supported at least quietly by Israel, which also strongly opposes the Iran nuclear deal.
Time for open Israel-Saudi relations
The Iran nuclear deal has dramatically shifted Middle Eastern geopolitical tectonic plates, and has heralded a new reality in which Sunni Arabs need Israel more than ever.