4 Twisting and turning between Saudi Arabia and Israel, the latest is the confirmation of Prince Mohammed bin Salman

Tel Aviv is trying to break the old myth that peace and prosperity in the Middle East can only happen under certain conditions – one of which is making peace with Saudi Arabia.

Efforts to normalize relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia were supported by the United States through the Abraham Accords. Washington considers formal relations between the two countries a priority for its national security interests.

In fact, Saudi Arabia is still weighing the pros and cons of normalizing relations with the Zionist regime of Israel.

4 Tossing and turning between Saudi Arabia and Israel

1. Diplomatic Relations Never Existed

Despite the many normalization issues that emerged during the reign of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS), the truth is that Saudi Arabia has never had diplomatic relations with Israel until today.

Riyadh remains committed to not recognizing the State of Israel as long as there is no independent Palestinian State.

However, this does not mean that Saudi Arabia and Israel have nothing to do with each other. Several media reports said the two were often involved in a “secret relationship”.

For example, regarding the exchange of information about Iran. As is known, Riyadh and Tel Aviv have bad relations with Tehran.