Pak Sahafat – Sources in the Zionist regime say that Saudi Arabia has suspended all normalization negotiations with Tel Aviv due to the extremist nature of the Netanyahu government.
According to the report of Pak Sahafat News Agency International Group, While some Israeli sources had announced the imminent possibility of normalizing relations between Riyadh and Tel Aviv, sources in the office of the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime say that Saudi Arabia has informed the US President Joe Biden’s administration that this country is in favor of all negotiations related to normalization.
According to the report of Arab News, citing the Zionist Ilaf website, Riyadh has explained by sending a message through the United States that the radical and extreme nature of the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government has eliminated any possibility of rapprochement with the Palestinians and subsequently with Saudi Arabia.
The report also states that Saudi Arabia withdrew from a potential agreement due to Netanyahu’s acceptance of the demands of people such as Itmar Ben Guer, the Minister of Internal Security, and Bezalel Smutrich, the uncle of the Zionist Minister, whom Riyadh considers extremist.
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Last week, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said that Saudi Arabia has informed the Biden administration that resolving the Palestinian issue is critical to any normalization agreement with Israel.
An official of the Palestinian Authority said about Riyadh’s positions in the field of normalization: “Saudi authorities have clearly emphasized to their Palestinian counterparts that the doors of Saudi Arabia will not be opened to Israel for free, and Saudi Arabia will put many conditions on the table in response to the actions of the United States to open the normalization case.”
In addition, according to American officials, Saudi Arabia has three demands from Washington in exchange for normalization: a security guarantee similar to NATO, support for the development of a peaceful and civilian nuclear energy program, and reducing restrictions on the sale of weapons.
Earlier, some officials and media of the Zionist regime had reported that the normalization agreement between Riyadh and Tel Aviv was close.