Nikkei on Sept. 19, citing Axios, reported Saudi Arabia has quietly sought rare assistance from Israel to avert oil-supply disruptions after the Strait of Hormuz was effectively blocked and alternative pipeline routes were damaged in attacks by Iran-aligned militias. The report says senior military officials from Saudi Arabia, the US and Israel met in Germany last week to discuss options, including Israeli support for Saudi defenses. Riyadh’s outreach comes despite strong anti-Israel sentiment i

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Ynet Global cites senior Trump administration officials saying Trump is not expected to meet NETANYAHU during next week’s UN General Assembly due to scheduling constraints. A separate U.S. official said Israel’s upcoming election will limit NETANYAHU’s time in New York. NETANYAHU is slated to speak at the UNGA on Thursday, by which time Trump is expected to have returned to Washington. Reports also say Trump may meet Venezuela’s interim president RODRIGUEZ and could hold talks with Gulf Arab leaders on recent developments in the Iran war and post‑conflict planning.