Reuters: Saudi Arabia does not insist on Israel’s concrete actions to form Palestine

According to the international group Tasnim news agency, three knowledgeable sources have claimed in an interview with Reuters news agency that Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia considers Israel’s political commitment to the creation of a Palestinian state sufficient in exchange for Washington’s agreement to a defense package and does not see the need to insist on a more binding solution. They have told them themselves that Riyadh does not insist on Israel taking concrete steps to form a Palestinian state. Reuters writes that the achievement of this major regional agreement still faces major political and diplomatic obstacles, including many uncertainties over The developments of the war in Gaza are coming.

English media wrote Saudi Arabia officials in private circles have asked Washington to put pressure on Israel to end the war in Gaza and commit to a “political horizon” for the formation of a Palestinian state.

One of the regional sources in an interview with Reuters claimed that if this happens, Riyadh will agree to normalize relations with Israel and provide financial assistance for the reconstruction of Gaza.

Reuters wrote but The problem is that Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, who has spent most of his time on the political stage opposing the formation of Palestine, is against any program from the United States and Arab countries in this direction.

Ma’ariv newspaper claimed in a report last month that a high-ranking official in the White House has proposed a plan for the reconstruction of Gaza within the framework of a comprehensive plan that also includes compromise between Israel and Saudi Arabia.

This Hebrew media revealed; Although this proposal was made by a high-ranking American official, some American officials are worried that this plan will sow the seeds of instability in the region for the coming period.

In this plan, the issue of compromise between Israel and Saudi Arabia and perhaps a few other countries of the Cooperation Council have been proposed as a stimulus and incentive to put pressure on the Palestinian and Israeli officials to agree to this plan and support it. Agree with the formation of a new comprehensive government consisting of Gaza and the West Bank and avoid criticism against Israel, while Israel must commit to having limited influence in the Gaza Strip and doing so only in the context of security needs. /p>

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