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Turki Al-Faisal: Iran and Israel seek regional dominance
Prince Turki al-Faisal, Chairman of the Board of the King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies, affirmed that the current Middle East crisis reflects the collapse of its regional system over the past two decades, due to Iran and Israel seeking dominance over the region and Western countries fueling the conflict. At the Beijing Xiangshan Forum, he explained that this conflict threatens the security and stability of the region, with global repercussions such as disrupting energy flows and endangering food security. He pointed out Iran's inability to reach a settlement with its neighbors because of its pursuit of hegemony and regime exportation. He also considered that Israel is similarly seeking dominance, especially through ongoing aggression against Palestinians and occupation of territories. The prince shed light on Western behavior, particularly the support from the United States and Israel, which fuels regional tensions and conflicts. He called for enhancing diplomatic dialogue with Iran and Israel, adopting peace initiatives such as the Arab Peace Initiative, and establishing a WMD-free zone in the region. He emphasized that the Kingdom works to support regional stability through regional alliances, such as the Mecca agreements with Turkey and Pakistan, aimed at strengthening collective security and containing threats. He praised the convergence of visions between Saudi Arabia and China, calling for coordinated efforts to increase regional stability by pressuring Iran and Israel and respecting national sovereignty. He affirmed that China, as a globally influential power, can play a significant role in supporting regional peace.
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