Officials from one Middle Eastern country advised counterparts in another regional state during recent talks to show "tactical flexibility" toward Israel and reach an agreement with it. But the aim wasn't genuine peace—it was to "lull Israel to sleep." The explicit goal was to lower Israel's guard through a deal. That complacency would then be used to prepare for a larger military confrontation. Once preparations were ready, the agreement would be broken. Israeli military censorship strictly blocks naming either country. Source: KAN