According to sources, the Saudi Crown Prince spoke with the US National Security Adviser about Riyadh joining the normalization agreement with Israel.
According to Pak Sahafat International Group, in a recent interview with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, US National Security Adviser Jack Sullivan spoke about the possibility of normalizing relations with the Zionist regime.
According to the US news site Axius, news sources reported that Jack Sullivan raised the issue of normalization of relations during a meeting with bin Salman in Neom on September 27, and that the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia did not rule out the possibility of reaching it.
The news site said that Saudi Arabia would be the largest regional player to sign an agreement with Israel, which would likely persuade other Arab and Islamic countries to follow suit.
The sources said that the Saudis had said that this would take some time and that they had first provided Sullivan with a list of necessary measures.
Some of these points include improving bilateral relations between the United States and Saudi Arabia, a US source said.
Any Saudi move to establish diplomatic relations with Israel is likely part of a major deal that includes Tel Aviv steps toward a two-state solution and Washington’s efforts to resume US President Joe Biden’s relationship with Bin Salman.
One of the most important issues raised during Sullivan’s visit was the attempt to establish a ceasefire in the Yemeni civil war; Where the Saudis has committed crimes at the head of a coalition that invades Arab countries.
Since Biden took office, the United States has distanced itself from Saudi Arabia over Saudi Arabia’s human rights record and the assassination of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashgeji at its embassy in Istanbul, Turkey.
It is noteworthy that Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan met with US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken in Washington last Thursday, and neither country has mentioned normalization with Israel in its public statements about the meeting.
Anthony Blinken and Sullivan met with Israeli Foreign Minister Yair Lapid last week to discuss the so-called “Ibrahim” agreements, after which a senior Zionist official said that at least one country in the next year would definitely join this agreement.
According to a Jewish leader, senior Biden government officials told Jewish leaders in a video conference that the United States was quietly interacting with several Arab and Islamic countries that might seek to normalize relations with Israel.
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The United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Sudan and the Maghreb established full diplomatic relations with Israel as part of the US-sponsored Ibrahim Agreement last year.
Saudi Arabia joins train to normalize relations with Israel can be considered one of the most important events in the Middle East, according to experts, Muhammad bin Salman, like the leaders of the compromising countries such as Bahrain and the UAE, seeks to compromise with the Zionist regime at any cost by ignoring the issue of Palestinians and Muslims.