Double Game: Scheme of Fraud Against Israel Exposed

Military correspondent for Maariv, Avi Ashkenazi, reported the exposure of a scheme: an Arab country was conducting peace negotiations with Israel, planning to use them as cover for an attack. The countries are unnamed due to censorship. Talks with Syria are blocked, while those with Lebanon continue. The IDF is strengthening its defenses, including the 'Yellow Line'. Turkey's ambitions, strategic agreements with Egypt and Jordan, and Saudi Arabia's military potential are noted.

Military correspondent for Maariv, Avi Ashkenazi, reported the exposure of a secret scheme: one of the Arab states in the Middle East was conducting negotiations with Israel on a peace agreement, planning to use it as cover for a military attack. Due to military censorship, the countries are not named, but it is noted that many are conducting dialogue with Jerusalem, including within the framework of the Abraham Accords. Negotiations with Syria are completely blocked, while contacts with Lebanon continue: the sides are preparing another round of meetings. The Lebanese government is forced to engage in contacts due to pressure from Hezbollah, which threatens destabilization. The IDF is conducting active operations on the Ali Taher ridge, and the 91st Division is strengthening the defense line along the 'Yellow Line'. A military source for the publication warns of Turkey's growing ambitions, which views Syria as part of its state, and calls for preparation through alliances with Cyprus and Greece. Peace agreements with Egypt and Jordan are assessed as strategic, with the risk of an attack from Egypt being minimal. Saudi Arabia has one of the strongest military capabilities in the region; its air force surpasses Israel's, but partnership is hindered by internal political barriers in Israel.