Israel, Saudi Arabia, acknowledge holding secret talks on Iran

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Representatives from Israel and Saudi Arabia have publicly admitted for the first time that they met secretly to discuss their common foe Iran, even though Saudi Arabia does not officially acknowledge Israel’s existence.

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