JERUSALEM – Israel's military chief of staff says he is willing to share intelligence with Saudi Arabia, a country that shares Israel's concerns about Iran.
Lt. Gen. Gadi Eizenkot says the two countries "share many interests."
Asked if Israel has recently shared intelligence with Saudi Arabia, Eizenkot says: "We are prepared to share information if there is a need to do so."
Eizenkot spoke in an interview with the Arabic Elaph website that was published on Thursday.
The remarks, confirmed in a transcript provided by the Israeli military, reflect the two countries' increasing alignment over what they see is a rising threat posed by Iran to the region, especially as the war in Syria winds down.
Israel frequently speaks of discrete ties and common interests with moderate Arab states.
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