Saudi Arabia Raises Costs Amid Palestinian Price Demands
The report reveals that Israel and the Israeli occupation believe that the nuclear agreement with the United States leads Saudi Arabia back into regional conflict, especially given Trump's approach of linking the civilian nuclear program to an alliance with the kingdom and normalization with Israel. Saudi Arabia, which has become a unique economic and regional hub, places greater priority on the Palestinian cause and demands a reliable path toward establishing a Palestinian state as a condition for advancing its relations with Israel. The war on Gaza has reshaped Saudi Arabia's view of the regional map. Saudi Arabia is seeking to diversify its military and economic relations with Turkey and Pakistan and maintains a cautious stance on normalization with Israel without genuine Palestinian gains. At the same time, it desires nuclear weapons and security guarantees from Washington, making its regional policies more independent and unpredictable. Meanwhile, Israel continues to see normalization with it as requiring shared security and strategic agreements.
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