Recognition of Palestine: Saudi Arabia sets condition for normalization of relations with Israel
Kyiv • UNN
Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan stated that normalization of relations with Israel is only possible after the creation of a Palestinian state. According to him, lasting peace in the region can only be achieved after the rights of the Palestinian people are taken into account.
Saudi Arabia can normalize relations with Israel only after the creation of a Palestinian state. This was stated by the country's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Prince Faisal bin Farhan, reports UNN with reference to Bloomberg.
Details
According to him, the kingdom's position remains unchanged.
And it is based on the firm conviction that only through the creation of a Palestinian state and only by taking into account the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people to self-determination can we achieve lasting peace and real integration in the region.
The publication reminds that US President Donald Trump insists on Saudi Arabia joining the so-called "Abraham Accords", designed to normalize relations between Arab states and Israel. At the same time, the current humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip is a stumbling block.
"There is no credibility to talk about normalization with constant deaths, suffering and destruction in Gaza," Bin Farhan said.
Recall
French President Emmanuel Macron announced that France will recognize Palestine as an independent state in September this year at the UN General Assembly. He emphasized the need to end the war in the Gaza Strip, release hostages, and rebuild Gaza.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that he "strongly condemns" Macron's decision. According to him, Macron's decision "encourages terror and risks creating another Iranian proxy, as happened with Gaza."