Saudi Arabia will likely cooperate with Israel once Gaza war ends: Hugh Hewitt

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Conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt predicted it is likely Saudi Arabia will work with Israel in the near future, though he suggested such efforts would not take place until peace is achieved in the Gaza Strip.

President Donald Trump met with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, during which the Trump administration announced it had secured a $600 billion investment commitment. Hewitt suggested that Saudi Arabia is likely going to make an agreement on the Abraham Accords within Trump’s second term, citing how Israel’s expertise in technology would help secure the country’s presence in this field.

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