Saudi official: There will be no normalization without a Palestinian state

Israel’s new US ambassador suggests Saudi normalisation on the brink

Yechiel Leiter, who began his new appointment on Friday, hinted that a breakthrough in relations with the Gulf state could be on the horizon

Palestinian statehood a 'red-line' for Saudi-Israel normalization deal, says Saudi prince

‘There is no other solution than the two-state solution,’ says Saudi prince and diplomat, insisting that any deal between Riyadh and Jerusalem must include Israel’s agreement to the establishment of a Palestinian state. By World Israel News Staff Palestinian statehood is a “red line” for Saudi Arabia’s acceptance of a deal normalizing relations with Israel, a senior member of the Saudi royal family said over the weekend. Riyadh’s ambassador to t…

Saudi official: There will be no normalization without a Palestinian state

Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to the UK: We are happy to engage in processes with anyone, but we do have some red lines, and for us to end the last 75 years of pain and suffering caused by one problem has to include a Palestinian state.

The Saudi Ambassador to Britain, Prince Khalid bin Bandar, stressed that the establishment of a Palestinian state is a condition for normalization with “Israel.” Bin Bandar said in his interview with “Times Radio”

Israeli President Isaac Herzog spoke to CNN's Fareed Zakaria about whether he supports a Palestinian state, and his position on Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's speech.

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