From Sudan to Erbil, the role of the Saudis in the interests of the Zionist regime
According to Fars News Agency’s International Group, a Saudi opposition website called “Al-Jazeera MirrorIn an article on the role of the Saudi government in serving the interests of the Zionist regime and betraying the Palestinian cause, he wrote that from the Sudanese compromise to last week’s Erbil meeting, and wherever in the interests of the Zionist regime a blow was dealt to the Arab world, the Saudi government Saw.
This article by Wadi al-Abbasi states that the Saudis have actively supported and directed in all these cases, and this is not surprising given Riyadh’s clear stance on compromise and Israel.
This time, however, the Saudis have entered through Iraq in order to further satisfy the Zionists and bring themselves closer to the White House and the new US administration.
Dr. Saad Naji Javad, a writer and professor at the Iraqi University, told Al-Jazeera about the goals of the Zionist regime and some Arab countries supporting the Erbil compromise summit: “In the first place, the goal was to gauge the official and popular reaction of Iraq to Israel.” But it must be said that in terms of time it was a very foolish act to arrange such a meeting during the election. The second goal was to keep the issue of compromise in the political and social space of Iraq and the Arab world, although proponents of compromise in the region have realized that their program does not have the full potential to be implemented in the region.
The third goal is the Erbil conference as a cover for Israel’s defeats on various issues, including the 12-day war in Gaza and the battle of Saif al-Quds, the inability to deliver Iranian fuel to Lebanon, the inability to accompany the US to attack Iran, and the epic escape. Six Palestinian prisoners to be released from prison.
Al-Jazeera reported that observers and analysts believe that Saudi Arabia was absent from the Erbil summit. Whether it openly supports proximity to the Zionist regime, whether it obeys US orders, or whether it seeks to establish a united front with Israel in the region against the Islamic Republic of Iran.
In an interview with Reuters on the sidelines of the G20 summit last year, Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan said that Saudi Arabia has always supported the full normalization of relations with Israel.
Recently, the Hebrew-language Kan channel reported on the warm and cordial relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia, saying that some high-ranking Israeli officials were in Riyadh. A Zionist source also told the network that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has the most support for the Tel Aviv regime in Saudi Arabia.
Palestinian researcher Mohammed Shehata wrote in an article in the Haaretz newspaper that the Saudi government supports countries seeking to normalize relations with Israel.
The reconciliation process that took place last year significantly demonstrated the role of Saudi Arabia in this regard, and many believed that Riyadh played an important role in the Arab countries’ compromise with the Zionist regime, and even worked and spent in this direction.
Al-Jazeera Mirror wrote that last year, Sudanese officials, realizing Saudi Arabia’s willingness to compromise, took this path and, in exchange for $ 335 million, removed Sudan from the list of US sponsors of terrorism.
The Jerusalem Post reported in September 2020 that Saudi Arabia had supported the UAE and Bahrain in announcing a compromise with Israel, so that their regional partners could first enter the process of normalizing relations with Tel Aviv so that Riyadh could pave the way for Saudi Arabia. Weigh and evaluate.
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