Saudi israeli relations
Editor's Notes: Why Saudi Arabia's crown prince MBS will never join Abraham Accords - comment
The deal seemed so close before the October 7 attacks. Unfortunately, any progress on normalization now hinges on the highly unlikely establishment of a Palestinian state.
Could Iran's Khamenei feel threatened enough to strike Israel? - analysis
Israel’s road to peace with Saudi Arabia: A deal is imminent, but only after elections - opinion
Trump 'understands very well' risks of West Bank annexation by Israel, Saudi says
Ex-Saudi general issues scathing critique of Palestinian terror groups
Eshki posited that PIJ and Hamas leaders have a flawed understanding of normalization.
Analysis: Netanyahu’s call for a revised Saudi initiative may be too little, too late
What is 14 years between "frenemies"?
Analysis: What exactly is happening in Saudi Arabia?
Prince Mohammed is overseeing the most dramatic changes his country has seen in the past half century.
Saudi prince hits back at Obama - 'No, we are not free riders'
Ties between old allies the United States and Saudi Arabia, the top oil exporter, have been bumpy since the 2011 Arab uprisings.
King Salmon’s “Honeymoon” in Washington
Time for open Israel-Saudi relations
The Iran nuclear deal has dramatically shifted Middle Eastern geopolitical tectonic plates, and has heralded a new reality in which Sunni Arabs need Israel more than ever.
Salman Villa
Foreign Ministry calls Sunni Arab states 'Israel's allies'
Director General of the Foreign Ministry claimed that Israel's interests and those of countries like Saudi Arabia, are aligned against those of Iran.
Rare meeting between Hamas chief and Saudi King may signal warming relations
"The delegation discussed Palestinian unity and the political situation in the region. This meeting will hopefully develop relations between Hamas and Saudi Arabia," the source told Reuters.
In Saudi Arabia, Michelle Obama raises eyebrows with a handshake and some hair
The first lady shocked some in the ultra-conservative country by appearing without a headscarf in front of royalty and shaking the king's hand.
