Yisrael Ze'ev: Saudi Arabia Acts Without Israel
The military analyst in the Maariv newspaper and retired Israeli General Yisrael Ziv warned of the potential repercussions of the ongoing stalemate in the normalization process between Israel and Saudi Arabia, especially in light of the referral of the US-Saudi nuclear cooperation agreement to Congress. He pointed out that Saudi Arabia is demanding the establishment of a Palestinian state in exchange for normalization with Israel, while the Saudi nuclear program continues to move forward as part of a partnership with the United States and is not linked to normalization or Israel. This stance remains firm despite expectations. Ziv predicted that the nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia will come into effect without any commitment to normalize relations, which could place Israel in a difficult position—developing an advanced Saudi nuclear program without political partnership—thereby increasing Israel's isolation and threatening its regional and international standing. He emphasized that Israel could face serious strategic consequences and that ongoing war without a political horizon might cost it both politically and economically.
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