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Middle East Countries Planned “False Normalization” With Israel, Anticipating War

Officials advised a regional state to pursue an Israel deal to “lull it to sleep” while preparing for a future war.

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Middle East Countries Planned “False Normalization” With Israel, Anticipating War

A report in The Jerusalem Post says officials in one Middle East country urged a regional counterpart to pursue an agreement with Israel not as lasting reconciliation, but as tactical cover. The proposal, first reported by KAN News and cleared for publication, describes advice to demonstrate flexibility toward Israel and reach a deal to “lull it to sleep” while preparing for a broader confrontation. The article quotes Israeli officials criticizing such “agreements rooted in lies,” while the identities of the states are not disclosed.

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