The two officials discussed “the wide range of threats posed by Iran, including its nuclear program,” per a Pentagon readout.

“I could confidently say to you that the majority of Iraqis … know Israel is not the enemy.”

While Palestinians and some local Arabs moan about the “occupation,” Syrians insist they have it good under Israeli rule.

Netanyahu almost attacked Iran back in 2011, and this time the situation is far more dire.

The two leaders also discussed military and intelligence cooperation, and artificial intelligence.

On June 7, 1981, the Israel Air Force attacked Iraq’s Osirak nuclear reactor, effectively ending Saddam Hussein’s nuclear threat.

Is is concerned as Washington tries to tie normalization with Saudi Arabia to a nuclear deal with Iran.

The annual event, which features 8,000 service members from 18 countries, is organized by the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces and the United States Army.

Azerbaijani voices attending President Isaac Herzog’s reception in Baku tell Israel Today why it’s important to highlight ties between Israel and its most dedicated Muslim ally.