Saudi Arabia is pressing Israel to fully dismantle Hamas’s rule in Gaza as a non-negotiable condition for advancing a historic normalization agreement, a source close to the Saudi royal court told i24NEWS.
“Without removing Hamas, there will be no peace,” the source reportedly told Middle East correspondent Ariel Oseran, underscoring Riyadh’s firm line as regional and U.S. negotiators push to expand the Abraham Accords framework.
According to the report, Saudi leaders envision the Palestinian Authority, headed by Mahmoud Abbas, stepping back into power in Gaza once Hamas is ousted.
The revelation signals that any premature cease-fire or negotiated settlement with Hamas still in place could jeopardize not only Israel’s goals in Gaza but also its hopes of forging broader ties with Arab and Muslim countries — a central pillar of the Trump administration’s regional strategy.
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The gaza is a very small place together with the population, just to explain, according to population and square miles the gaza to Israel is the same as the Gaza to the ghetto, the amount that Israel is bigger then the Gaza with it’s population is that of the Gaza to the ghetto and possibly even more, We have to forget about the Gaza as a lost cause and focus on the west bank, if it share a good border with Jordan it will be just like any other countries
the saudis are used to “negotiating” in the shuq, trump isn’t.
Mr. Period please take your Alzheimers medication before writing your incoherent comments.
It’s not right that you’re causing us to have to take a Tylenol or Motrin after reading your incomprehensible posts.