In a firm declaration during a high-profile session at the Saudi Shura Council, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman emphasized that Saudi Arabia’s diplomatic relations with Israel will remain stagnant until a Palestinian state is formally established.
His statement reinforces the Kingdom’s unwavering support for the Palestinian cause, highlighting the continued efforts to bring peace and justice to the region.
The Crown Prince also condemned Israel’s ongoing aggression against Palestinians, making it clear that peace in the Middle East cannot be achieved without addressing the core issue of Palestinian statehood.
During his special appearance at the annual Shura Council session, Prince Mohammed bin Salman held extensive discussions with its members, underscoring the Kingdom’s top priority: securing a sovereign Palestinian state.
This position, he asserted, is non-negotiable and will continue to guide Saudi Arabia’s foreign policy efforts. The Crown Prince made it evident that while regional cooperation and diplomacy are vital, they cannot come at the expense of Palestinian rights and aspirations.
In his address, the Crown Prince not only reaffirmed Saudi Arabia’s commitment to the Palestinian cause but also sent a clear message to the international community, urging for collective action to end Israeli violence against Palestinians.
His remarks resonated with many across the region, who view Saudi Arabia as a pivotal player in advancing peace initiatives.
Saudi Arabia’s leadership, under Mohammed bin Salman, has been active in mediating peace efforts across the Middle East, but the establishment of a Palestinian state remains a red line for any future normalization with Israel.
The Crown Prince reiterated that normalization would only be considered once the legitimate rights of Palestinians are secured, thus reinforcing the Kingdom’s moral and political stance on the issue.
As tensions continue to simmer between Israel and Palestine, Saudi Arabia’s role in the region remains influential. With the Crown Prince’s renewed commitment to the Palestinian cause, it is clear that any long-term peace agreements will need to prioritize the establishment of a sovereign Palestinian state as a core principle.
