Saudi crown prince says no ties with Israeli until creation of Palestinian state

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has firmly stated that Saudi Arabia will not normalize relations with Israel unless a sovereign Palestinian state is established.

As reported by Arab media, Mohammed bin Salman made these remarks during a special appearance at the annual session of the Saudi Shura Council, where he engaged in comprehensive discussions with the council members.

In his address, the Crown Prince unequivocally condemned Israel's ongoing violence against Palestinians, reiterating his unwavering support for the Palestinian cause.

He emphasized that the creation of a Palestinian state is a non-negotiable condition for establishing formal diplomatic relations with Israel, reflecting Saudi Arabia’s steadfast stance on the issue.

Mohammed bin Salman also highlighted that the Palestinian cause remains a top priority for the kingdom, and Saudi Arabia will continue its diplomatic efforts to ensure the realization of an independent Palestinian state.

MBS expressed deep gratitude to the nations that have recognized Palestine as a legitimate state and have stood in solidarity with the Palestinian people in their struggle for self-determination.

The Crown Prince’s remarks come at a critical time as tensions in the region persist, and his statements reaffirm Saudi Arabia’s leading role in advocating for Palestinian rights on the global stage.