According to Haaretz,
Israeli defense firms supplied advanced military systems to Qatar and Saudi Arabia despite no formal diplomatic ties.
Qatar received Elbit's C-MUSIC aircraft defense systems for VIP jets.
Both countries also acquired Israeli-made combat helmets, night-vision systems, and components for their F-15 fleets through contracts with Boeing.
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A second source described the clause as "very vaguely worded" but confirmed Israel reads it as allowing continued fighting in Lebanon.
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