America's positions on Israel regarding the normalization of relations with Saudi Arabia

  The American Secretary of State, Anthony Blinken, in a conversation with the Minister of Strategic Affairs of the Israeli regime, warned that the normalization of relations with Saudi Arabia should include a concession for Palestine, but this Zionist official has not shown the true desire of this cabinet. regime to grant this concession. According to Axios, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken told Ron Dermer, the Israeli regime's Minister of Strategic Affairs, during his visit to Washington last week that if the potential agreement between Israel and Saudi Arabia becomes a reality, this agreement will not is done unless there are significant concessions from Israel to the Palestinians. According to Axios, White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and Blinken have discussed with Dermer the need for Israel to make concessions to the Palestinians as part of normalizing relations with the Saudis.

A source familiar with the matter told Axios: Sullivan also informed Dermer that Biden is seeking broad support from congressional Democrats for a major Israeli deal with Saudi Arabia. Sullivan insisted that to achieve this goal, it is necessary for Israel to take serious action against the Palestinians. Blinken also warned Dermer about any "misrepresentation" of the situation by the Israeli government. According to Axios' sources, Dermer has shown no real desire on the part of the Israeli government to offer concessions to the Palestinians in order to reach an agreement with Saudi Arabia. For this reason, Blinken stressed that Saudi Arabia must show the Arab and Islamic world that it has received significant results from Israel regarding the Palestinians in exchange for an agreement to normalize relations. The authorities of the Zionist regime have recently made contradictory statements regarding the normalization of relations between the regime and Saudi Arabia.

While the foreign minister of the Zionist regime previously considered Tel Aviv closer than ever to reaching an agreement with Saudi Arabia, the security minister of this regime said that the road to normalizing relations with Riyadh is still long. In a situation where the foreign minister of the Zionist regime says that the normalization of relations with Saudi Arabia seems imminent, other officials of this regime do not have such an opinion and the advisor for internal security "Tasahi Hengbi" admitted that despite the efforts of the US, the road to normalization of relations with Saudi Arabia is still long. This is while Saudi Arabia has yet to confirm the claims made regarding the process of actions for a possible agreement to establish relations between Tel Aviv and Riyadh.