Pak Sahafat – The Zionist media said that Saudi Arabia has put forward impossible conditions and obstacles, including the achievement of a nuclear program, to compromise with the Zionist regime.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency, Al-Mayadeen news channel wrote on Friday: The Hebrew-language media have reported that impossible obstacles and conditions have been raised, including Riyadh’s access to a nuclear program, for the normalization of relations with Tel Aviv, and have concluded that Israel should not act hastily in the normalization process with Saudi Arabia.
In this regard, Ha’aretz newspaper wrote that the leaders of the Zionist regime are waiting to receive good news about the possible progress of the process of normalizing relations with Saudi Arabia, from Jake Sullivan, the American national security advisor, following his visit to Riyadh.
According to this newspaper, Saudi Arabia has put forward impossible conditions for the normalization of relations, and for this reason, it is better that Tel Aviv officials do not feel comfortable and act hastily.
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It is reported that Tel Aviv’s agreement to uranium enrichment and the construction of nuclear power plants for peaceful purposes in Saudi Arabia, as well as the establishment of a defense alliance between Riyadh and Washington, are among these conditions.
At the same time, another Zionist media has announced that the occupying regime of Jerusalem will have no role and influence on the issue of Saudi Arabia’s nuclear project and the Washington-Riyadh defense pact, and the US Congress is not paying attention to this issue because it may involve Washington in some way.
The Zionist newspaper Yedioth Aharnot also quoted a high-ranking official in Tel Aviv and wrote that US President Joe Biden’s behavior towards Tel Aviv has made Saudi Arabia come to the conclusion that America no longer supports Israel.
It should be noted that the “Wala” news site in the occupied territories had previously disclosed the details of the phone call between the American Foreign Minister Anthony Blinken and the Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen.
In another part of al-Mayadeen’s report, it is stated: While some Israeli media close to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu talk about the imminent normalization of relations with Saudi Arabia, other Hebrew-language media emphasize that Saudi Arabia does not currently want to normalize relations with this regime.