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Saudi Arabia's conditions linked to establishing diplomatic relations with Israel—namely its acceptance of an independent Palestinian state within the 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital—may hinder the efforts of the Trump administration to integrate the nuclear deal with Riyadh into normalization with Israel. Saudi Arabia reaffirmed its firm stance that it would not establish diplomatic relations with Israel unless this condition is met. Conversely, Trump stated that the nuclear agreement would only be implemented after Saudi Arabia joins the Abraham Accords, which creates obstacles to the agreement's execution between the United States and Saudi Arabia. The agreement is valid for 30 years and aims to transfer civil nuclear technology, with joint discussions about establishing a uranium enrichment facility in the future. However, Trump confirmed that enrichment would not be part of the program. The deal remains under review by Congress for 90 days, provided that the Saudi condition regarding normalization is fulfilled to enable its implementation.
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