PAKISTAN WON’T FIGHT FOR SAUDI, ISRAEL WILL | MBS Says No to Netanyahu as Houthis Kill 13 | Kinjal

Israel reportedly offered to join Saudi Arabia's fight against the Houthis. MBS said no – even as Houthi missiles killed 13 people at Riyadh airport, including an Indian national. Netanyahu sought Saudi approval, through US mediation, for Israel to join the war against Yemen's Houthis. According to a Haaretz report, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman refused, fearing a backlash at home. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia's other partners have offered only limited help: the US is holding back, and Pakistan and Turkey are giving defensive support only under the new Mecca Pact. In this video, we break down why Israel made the offer, why MBS turned it down, and what it means for the region and for India. In this video Kinjal Choudhary covers: - Netanyahu's offer and MBS's refusal – what was reported and why it matters - The normalisation backstory – why Saudi recognition is Israel's biggest prize - Saudi Arabia alone – the US, Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, UK and France: who offered what - The battlefield – Houthi control of Bab el-Mandeb, attacks on Riyadh airport and Aramco, Saudi air defences under strain - The Houthi warning to the US – and why Trump has backed off before - Iran's double game – mediation offers on one side, Houthi pressure on the other - What it means for India – Indian lives, the diaspora in Saudi Arabia, oil prices, Red Sea shipping, and Pakistan's growing military role inside Saudi Arabia Sources: Haaretz, Middle East Eye, Al Jazeera, Reuters, The Jerusalem Post, ISW-CTP Iran Update, FDD's Long War Journal, Ministry of External Affairs (India). Presented by Kinjal Choudhary #Netanyahu #MBS #Houthis #SaudiArabia #Israel #Pakistan