Saudi officials: ‘Normalization with Israel is still on the table’
Despite agreement with Iran, Saudi Arabia still sees Tehran as an enemy, believes Iranians will violate agreement ‘at first opportunity,’ senior officials say.
Mohammed bin Salman (L) and Benjamin Netanyahu (R)Reuters, Yonatan Sindel/Flash90
Saudi Arabia’s leadership is not counting on an improvement in the country’s relations with Iran, and estimates that Tehran will violate the agreement between them at the first opportunity, senior officials in Riyadh told Israel Hayom.
According to the officials, the view that the tightening of relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran has put a stopper on the possibility of future progress towards normalization with Israel, is not true.







