Israel must recognize a Palestinian state at the pre-1967 border lines in order to normalize ties with Saudi Arabia, the Kingdom’s Foreign Ministry said in a statement that appeared to douse US President Joe Biden’s hope for a trilateral deal between Washington, Riyadh, and Jerusalem this year.

The Jordanian Arabs that we call the Palestinians have been offered their own state many times over the past century, and each and every time they have turned it down. Why? Because they don’t want their own state, they never did. What they want is the end of Israel, and every Jews driven into the sea. So this idea that if Israel will accept a deal based on the pre-1967 borders is a complete lie, as they rejected every deal from 1937 to 1967. The other day, Saudi Arabia told US Secretary of State Antony Blinken the price for peace.

“The people shall hear, and be afraid: sorrow shall take hold on the inhabitants of Palestina.” Exodus 15:14 (KJB)

The Abraham Accords, written by Mohamed bin Zayed, given to Jared Kushner who then presented it to then-president Donald Trump to be signed by the US and Israel, have always had one goal in mind, the creation of a Palestinian state. So if Israel doesn’t want a Two State Solution, and the Palestinians don’t want a Two State Solution, then who does? If you guessed Satan and the people that he controls, you’d be correct. 3 years ago at the UN, Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed told the world that the whole purpose of the Abraham Accords was to create a Palestinian State.

No Abraham Accords peace talks with Israel without a Palestinian two state solution, Saudi Arabia says

FROM THE JERUSALEM POST: “The Kingdom has communicated its firm position to the US administration that there will no diplomatic relations with Israel unless an independent Palestinian state is recognized on the 1967 border with east Jerusalem as its capital,” the Saudi Foreign Ministry said.

It added that “the Kingdom reiterates its call to the permanent members of the UN Security Council that have not yet recognized the Palestinian state, to expedite the recognition of the Palestinian state on the 1967 borders, with east Jerusalem as its capital, so that the Palestinian people can obtain their legitimate rights and so that a comprehensive and just peace is achieved for all.”

It issued its statement just one day after US Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Saudi Arabia and met with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud in Riyadh on Monday.

It was the first leg of Blinken’s whirlwind Middle East tour, the fifth he has made since the start of the Israel-Hamas war. The visit, which included stops in Egypt and Qatar, is billed as one that would advance a Saudi-Israel normalization deal and an agreement with Hamas for the release of over 130 hostages held in Gaza.

At a press briefing in Doha on Tuesday night, prior to his arrival in Israel on Wednesday, Blinken spoke optimistically about the possibility of a Saudi-Israel normalization deal.

“With regard specifically to normalization, the crown prince reiterated Saudi Arabia’s strong interest in pursuing that,” Blinken said. “But he also made clear what he had said to me before, which is that in order to do that two things are required: an end to the conflict in Gaza and a clear, credible, time-bound path to the establishment of a Palestinian state.” READ MORE