Saudi Arabia Signs Nuclear Cooperation Agreement with U.S., Former Israeli PM Condemns on July 22

According to Saudi Energy Ministry statement released on July 23, Saudi Arabia signed a nuclear cooperation agreement with the United States on July 22, with provisions allowing U.S. companies to potentially build a uranium enrichment facility in Saudi Arabia if jointly deemed necessary, reported Wall Street Journal. Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett condemned the agreement, stating it poses a threat to Israeli security and criticizing it as a strategic failure that undermines Israel's control over its own destiny.
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