سعودی حکومت فلسطینی ریاست اپنے ملک میں قائم کرئے غاصب اسرائیلی وزیراعظم کی ہرزہ سرائی

Written by: Muhammad Raza Syed

In an interview given to Channel 14 by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the UAE, Egypt and Jordan have reacted strongly to the statement of the establishment of a Palestinian state on Saudi Arabian soil. According to the Jerusalem Post, during the interview, Netanyahu said that Saudi Arabia has enough land and can establish a Palestinian state within its country if it wants. During the interview, when he was asked about the statement of Saudi Arabia in which the Saudi Foreign Ministry said that relations with Israel cannot be normalized until a Palestinian state is established, he said that they will never agree to any agreement that threatens the integrity of Israel, which has made it clear that Israel has renounced the Oslo Accords on the two-state solution, while according to the UN Security Council resolution, the Palestinian territories that Israel captured in the 1967 war are considered occupied Palestinian territories. It should be remembered that after the meeting of US President Donald Trump and Netanyahu in Washington last week, President Trump announced the closure of Gaza. A plan was presented to take control and make it American-owned, and during this entire process, the settlement of Palestinians in a third country. This plan was never accepted globally, while a debate began on social media about Trump’s mental imbalance. The United Nations described Trump’s statement as serious and called it genocide in the new style of the modern world.

Responding to President Trump’s statement, the Saudi Arabian Foreign Ministry rejected any attempt to relocate Palestinians from Gaza to another location, saying that its position on the Palestinians is unwavering. Saudi Arabia said it would not talk about restoring relations with Israel until a Palestinian state is established. The Saudi Foreign Ministry statement said that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had stressed that Saudi Arabia’s position was clear and unequivocal and that there was no room for different interpretations under any circumstances. Saudi Arabia said that the ridiculous statement by the usurper Israel about settling millions of Palestinians on Saudi land indicates an extremist, occupying mentality in the escalating conflict. In a strongly worded statement on Sunday, the Saudi Foreign Ministry said that Israel is committing continuous crimes and genocide against the Palestinian people. The Saudi statement issued on Sunday mentioned Netanyahu’s name but did not directly refer to comments about the establishment of a Palestinian state on Saudi land. The United Arab Emirates, Jordan and Egypt are among the Arab states that have condemned the insults of the usurper Israeli state of Israel Prime Minister Netanyahu.

The Saudi Foreign Ministry said in a statement that the kingdom categorically rejects such statements that aim to divert attention from the ongoing crimes committed against the Palestinian brothers in Gaza during the Israeli occupation, including their ethnic cleansing. On Sunday, the Jordanian Foreign Ministry also condemned Netanyahu’s statement, calling Israel’s statement on the establishment of a Palestinian state in Saudi Arabia an aggressive demand. It should be noted that the UAE, Jordan and Egypt are among the countries that have recognized the usurping Israeli state on the condition of the establishment of an independent Palestinian state and the return of Palestinian refugees around the world. Saudi Arabia supported the countries that condemned Netanyahu’s statements regarding the forced displacement of Palestinians, saying that only by accepting the principle of coexistence through a two-state solution can the Jewish state achieve lasting peace. The Saudi Foreign Ministry had emphasized last Wednesday that the kingdom’s position on the establishment of a Palestinian state is strong, unwavering and solid. Without the establishment of an independent Palestinian state, there will be no peace with Israel. There will be no diplomatic relations, the Saudi Foreign Ministry said in no uncertain terms that (the usurper) Israel does not believe that the Palestinian people have the primary right to live on their own land.

Saudi Arabia’s anger and sadness over the blasphemy of the usurper Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is justified. Last Tuesday, President Trump shocked the world by making a highly inappropriate statement about handing over Gaza to the United States. The world did not expect to hear such an illogical statement from the president of a country like the United States. That is why Trump’s statement was not liked even within the United States. But one has to wonder how the situation went from a two-state solution to the settlement of Palestinians in Saudi land and the establishment of an independent Palestinian state there. Saudi and other Arab rulers should remember how they weakened the Islamic resistance front against Tel Aviv by prioritizing conspiracies and friendship with the United States and Israel. Hezbollah, Hamas, and al-Jihad were opposed. When Operation Storm al-Aqsa was carried out on October 7, 2023, the role of the Saudi monarchy was extremely reprehensible. The United Arab Emirates and Turkey provided Israel with weapons and food supplies during this time, while the Arab League, including Saudi Arabia, ignored Israel’s genocide of the Palestinians and pressured Hezbollah to stop supporting the Palestinians against Israel. Should we forget why and who created the political crisis in Beirut? If Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had wanted, he could have prevented sectarian differences from being incited during the Israeli attacks on Lebanon. When Hezbollah was giving a crushing response to Israel, the anti-Israel front began to be openly opposed in Friday sermons in Lebanon. All these are past sorrows. If we want to move forward and confront the conspiracies of Israel and Trump, the only way is to The anti-Abib resistance front should be strengthened, which is essential for the security of Saudi Arabia.