The speech of the Saudi ambassador in a meeting attended by senior Zionist officials; A step towards normalization?
The ambassador of Saudi Arabia in the United States participated in a meeting in Washington where a number of senior officials of the Zionist regime were also present. It seems that this event, which was welcomed by the Zionist media, is a step in the normalization of relations between Riyadh and Tel Aviv.
“Rima Bint Al Saud”, Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to the United States, participated in the “Middle East-American dialogue meeting”, in which a number of senior officials of the Israeli regime were also present. The “Times of Israel” newspaper has described this event as “unprecedented and innovative”.
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This Hebrew newspaper wrote in its report today: The ambassador of Saudi Arabia gave an “inspirational” speech at this meeting, which was also attended by the ambassadors of Maghreb and Bahrain, which was welcomed by the Israeli media.
According to this newspaper, publishing the agenda, content and photos of this summit is currently prohibited.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Saudi Arabia or the embassy of this country in Washington have not made any comments about this event or the ambassador’s participation in it.
The Hebrew media, quoting “a high-ranking Zionist official”, called the signing of the agreement on the normalization of relations between Tel Aviv and Riyadh as possible between the time of the American presidential elections in November and the swearing-in ceremony of the new president on January 20, and at the same time reminded that The realization of this depends on “a cease-fire in Gaza and creating a vision for the settlement of the Palestinian issue”.
In this regard, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken called on the Zionist regime and the Hamas resistance movement last Thursday to try to establish a ceasefire in Gaza and create solutions to “resolve the remaining issues”, noting that this would allow the “normalization process” to advance with Saudi Arabia.
