Politics
U.S.: 5 more countries may enter into agreements to normalize relations with Israel in the near future
White House chief of staff Mark Meadows said Thursday that five other countries are considering an agreement to normalize relations with Israel after the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain signed reconciliation agreements this month.
The chief of staff told Air Force One reporters during a flight with the U.S. president to a rally in Wisconsin.
But Meadows didn’t specify what states they were talking about.
Journalists believe it could be Oman, the ambassador of that country attended the ceremony at the White House on Tuesday. And Saudi Arabia, according to Trump, is likely to agree to the deal.
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