The aftermath of the Iran nuclear deal has seen the warming of relations, however unofficial and clandestine they may generally be, between Israel and large swaths of the Arab world. Israel and many Sunni Arab countries, from Egypt and Jordan to the Gulf states of Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates, all recognize the Iranian regime as their biggest geopolitical threat in the region.
One downstream consequence of the changed post-Iran deal regional security landscape has been increased economic cooperation between Israel and other regional actors. Accordingly, on Monday, Reuters reported that Israel joined a number of other Mediterranean countries in forming a Cairo-based regional natural gas organization dedicated to the development of resources:
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