Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman Photo: AFP
Calling upon the table to discuss the existing problems through negotiations, the Saudi authorities have urged the Palestinian Authority to investigate the problems of the Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman. And if he does not do so, he also advised to remain silent without complaining, the Palestinian leaders must agree to the terms of the peace proposal provided by the administration of the US President Donald Trump.
According to The Fox News and Times of Israel on Monday, it has been said that in a talk with the leaders of a United States-based Jewish group, this is what Salman said about the Palestinians.
Mohammad bin Salman said to the leadership of Palestine, "Sit in the table to discuss the problem solving problem. If you do not do so, stop complaining and keep quiet. '
Saudi Prince said, "In the last few decades, the Palestinian leaders have missed out on one another after rejecting the peace proposal. Now the time has come to accept the proposals of the Palestinians and stop the complaints from the negotiating table or silently.
Quoting Salman, Channel Ten News reported that the Middle East's Palestine problem is not on the top list of the Saudi government's concern. However, the Gulf states have 'more important and important things than dealing with this problem'. Because Iran's growing influence in the region is due to Saudi Arabia's concerns. Salman also said that in order to normalize relations with Israel, there is still a lot of work to be done in the process of peace.
Saudi Arabia officially did not recognize Israel yet. There is no diplomatic relations between the two countries. However, in recent years, relations between the two countries rapidly developed rapidly. Saudi Arabia and Israel have the same and common interests in their fight against Iran. Both countries consider Iran as a threat to both of them.
According to the Israel Times report, Saudi officials denied the rumors of secret relations between the two countries. Although the prominent Saudi people have been interacting with the law enforcement agencies and officials of Israel at different times.
A visit to the United States was given by an interview by the Saudi Prince of the US news magazine The Atlantic. Jeffrey Goldberg, the chief editor of The Atlantic, asked the Saudi prince, if he thinks that Jews have a chance to live as a nation-state in their ancestral land. In reply, Yuvraj said, 'I think any person has the right to live in a peaceful nation. I believe that the Palestinians and the Israelis have rights over their land. But we need a peace agreement, so that all parties can maintain a stable and normal relationship. "
Saudi Arabia, the main sponsor of the Arab peace initiative since 2002 Their dreams will be solved by the establishment of two states, the Palestinian and Israeli crisis.
"The importance of the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem and our main interest in Palestine's rights," Yuvraj said. We just want to say that we have no complaints about anyone else. '
Islam's origin and main pilgrimage Saudi Arabia does not recognize the Jewish state as Israel's sovereign state.
Israel occupied Arab lands during the Middle East in 1967. Saudi Arabia's relations with Israel on the return of that land will depend on the principle that Riyadh has remained so long. Palestinians claim to the land.
But now it is a matter of seeing how the Palestinian Authority takes this statement from Muhammad bin Salman.
In December last year, US President Donald Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital, ignoring international criticism.
Palestinian leaders see East Jerusalem as the capital of their future state. But after accepting Trump Jerusalem as Israel's capital, Bin Salman has been pressurizing Palestine President Mahmoud Abbas to accept the US-style peace process. However, President Mahmoud Abbas Trump's 'Peace Proposal' has been refusing.