Senior Israeli diplomats have stated that the next Arab country expected to normalize ties with Jerusalem is the Gulf state of Oman.According to a Channel 12 report, efforts to bring about such an agreement have been underway for the past months.

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During his press conference tonight (Saturday) PM Netanyahu praised the "historic" peace agreement with Sudan.Netanyahu said Sudan had previously been an enemy state that had participated in war with Israel and that the Arab League had signed its "3 No's" in Sudan's capital city: "No to peace with Israel," "No to recognizing the Jewish state," and "No to negotiations with Israel."

PM Netanyahu said naysayers had written off Israel, claiming it had been isolated from the rest of the world.The Prime Minister then reminded viewers that the opposite had ended up happending, and that through strength, Israel was now connected to the rest of the region.Netanyahu also vouched more Arab states would enter the Abraham Accords.

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US President Trump praised Sudan for being the latest Arab state to normalize ties with Israel and said an official signing ceremeny would likely take place within the coming weeks.Trump also stated that another five Arab countries are interested in peace with Israel and said his administration was making efforts to bring about progress in the area.