US EditionSaudi Crown Prince Says Palestinian Statehood Key to Israel Ties
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DECRYPTAGE - Crown Prince Mohammed Ben Salman reaffirmed in Washington that normalization with Israel remains conditional on real progress towards a Palestinian state.
Saudi crown prince says Palestinian statehood key to Israel ties
WASHINGTON, Nov 19 — Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said today that his kingdom wanted to normalise relations with Israel through US President Donald Trump’s Abraham Accords, but first needed a “clear path” to Palestinian statehood.“We want to be part of the Abraham Accords. But we want also to be sure that we secure a clear path of two-state solution,” Saudi Arabia’s de facto ruler said in the Oval Office alongside Trump.“We’re going to…
Saudi Arabia’s MBS Demands Palestinian State Path Before Israel Normalization Deal
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman told US President Donald Trump on Tuesday that the kingdom wants to join the Abraham Accords but requires “a clear path” to Palestinian statehood before normalizing relations with Israel.
In 2020, Abraham's agreements led to the normalization of relations between the Hebrew state and Arab countries. The Saudi kingdom had so far refused to join this process supported by Donald Trump.
"We want to be part of Abraham's agreements, but we also want to make sure that the road to a two-state solution is clearly set," said Mohammed Ben Salman, who was received at the White House by Donald Trump on Tuesday.
Beyond The Abraham Accords: Saudi Arabia Demands A Real Path To Palestinian Statehood
Saudi Arabia has made its position clear ahead of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s visit to Washington: normalization with Israel will not move forward without a credible, time-bound plan for a Palestinian state. Despite renewed pressure from the United States to expand the 2020 Abraham Accords, Saudi Arabia is unwilling to repeat a framework that bypasses Palestinian independence. According to Gulf officials, Saudi Arabia communicated to Wash…
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