Pak Sahafat – On Tuesday night, Benjamin Netanyahu once again expressed his satisfaction with the normalization of relations with Saudi Arabia and said: Looking at his region, he believes that normalization of relations with Riyadh is possible.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency from the website of “Jerusalem Post” newspaper, Netanyahu claimed that the normalization of relations between Tel Aviv and Riyadh will end the conflict between Israel and the Arabs.
He claimed: We have considered Saudi Arabia as the next country to join the Ibrahim Agreement, in which the UAE, Bahrain, Morocco and Sudan established their relations with Tel Aviv.
Netanyahu said: I believe that if the Saudi leaders decide that they officially want to be part of the Ibrahim agreement, we can make progress.
Netanyahu’s statement comes after Zionist sources reported in mid-February of this year that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of this regime is looking to get help from Cristiano Ronaldo, who has been transferred to Saudi Arabia’s Nasr Club, to normalize relations with the Riyadh government.
The Zionist regime’s attempt to establish relations with Saudi Arabia comes a month after the adviser of the former vice president of the United States said on December 21 of this year about the level of Saudi Arabia’s readiness to normalize relations with the Tel Aviv regime: Mohammed bin Salman is ready to publicly normalize relations with the Zionist regime.
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The head of the American Jewish delegation, which had visited Saudi Arabia at that time and met with the country’s officials, added: “The issue of Palestine is not important for Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.”
Dick Cheney’s adviser John Hanna added: “During the November trip, we met and talked with the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, the Minister of Defense, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the commanders of the Navy and Air Force, and the officials of the military industry development of the Ministry of Defense of Saudi Arabia.”
He said: I achieved results that were far beyond my imagination, so that during this trip I found out that the high-level political and security leaders of Saudi Arabia have decided to reconcile with Israel and normalize relations.
Hana stated: Saudi Arabia’s problem is not normalization with Israel in Israel or the opposition of the self-governing organizations, but the damaged relations between Riyadh and Washington.
The head of the American Jewish delegation that met with the Saudi officials said: Biden’s trip to Saudi Arabia last summer was a correct but insufficient action.
Hanna added: We found that the main problem from Saudi’s point of view is neither Israel nor the Palestinian issue, but the lack of confidence in the current situation in strategic relations with America.
He added: The Saudis believe that before normalizing relations with Israel, which they themselves want, they need more assurance that their relations with America are a natural strategic relationship.
Earlier, Saudi Foreign Minister Adel Al-Jubeir said in a meeting with the Americans that “Saudi-Israeli relations are moving toward normalization, but this will take some time.”