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Saudi Arabia has once again affirmed that establishing diplomatic relations with Israel will only occur after the establishment of an independent Palestinian state within 1967 borders, with East Jerusalem as its capital. This stance could hinder President Trump's efforts to link the civilian nuclear agreement with Riyadh to normalization with Israel. According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, Trump conditions the implementation of the nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia on the Kingdom's joining the Abraham Accords, reflecting Saudi Arabia's consistent position that relations with Israel are conditional on a two-state solution. The agreement signed between the two parties includes a plan to transfer civilian nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia, along with a two-year study to explore the possibility of establishing a uranium enrichment facility. Trump emphasized that there is no intention to pursue uranium enrichment in Saudi Arabia.
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