Oman to recognize Israel

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

I think Jordan and Egypt (especially Jordan) are soon going to terminate their peace treaties with Israel in full

why do you think this?

Jordan already has partially terminated their treaty, so it wouldn't be hard to go the full distance.

Technically, all Jordan did was decline to extend a pair of 25-year leases of Jordanian territory occupied by Israel since the 1949 armistice. They're clearly on the Jordanian side of the 1922 border between Transjordan and Palestine. If the Jordanians don't reclaim them now they probably never would be able to do that.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Oman and Israeli already had 'open relationship' with Rabin and Netanyahu visiting in the 90's.
I don't think we'll see an embassy just yet in Tel Aviv though

but the strategic importance is the Iran is nearby in Syria, and Israel is developing strong relationships with Iranian neighbors in bot Azerbaijan and Oman....do the math why

If you think either Baku or Muscat will take sides in a fight between Bushehr and Dimona, you're dreaming.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Oman and Israeli already had 'open relationship' with Rabin and Netanyahu visiting in the 90's.
I don't think we'll see an embassy just yet in Tel Aviv though

but the strategic importance is the Iran is nearby in Syria, and Israel is developing strong relationships with Iranian neighbors in bot Azerbaijan and Oman....do the math why

If you think either Baku or Muscat will take sides in a fight between Bushehr and Dimona, you're dreaming.

did not imply to that. But who needs them to take a side anyhow.

There are talks for a while about Israeli forces operating from Azerbaijan or SF using it as a penetration point to Iran

In what universe does allowing someone's military use your own territory as a base of operations against a third country not constitute taking sides?