OR Saudi Arabia said he would not have diplomatic relationships with the Israel without the creation of a Palestinian state, denying the US president’s claim Donald Trump That Riyadh did not require a Palestinian homeland when he said the US wants to occupy the Gaza Strip.

It is noted that at a joint press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump said on Tuesday that the United States would take over the enclave of the war after the Palestinian re -installation and will develop it financially.

Saudi Arabia rejects any attempt to displace the Palestinians from their land, the country’s foreign ministry said in a statement on Wednesday, adding that its attitude towards the Palestinians is not negotiable.

Saudi Arabian successor Mohammed bin Salman confirmed the position of the kingdom in a “clear and explicit way” that allows no interpretation under any circumstances, the statement said.

Any proposed displacement of the Palestinians is an extremely sensitive issue both between the Palestinians and between the Arab countries.

As far as the Saudi policy in the Middle East is concerned, the stakes are high for both Trump and Israel, Reuters notes.

The US had led a long diplomacy to persuade Saudi Arabia, one of the most powerful Arab states, to smooth its ties with Israel and recognize the country. But the war in Gaza, which began in October 2023, led Riyadh to put the issue on the “ice” in front of the Arab rage for Israel’s attack.

Trump would like Saudi Arabia to follow in the steps of countries such as the United Arab Emirates, a Middle East commercial and business center, and Bahrain, which signed the so -called Abraham’s agreements in 2020 and alienated ties with Israel.

In this way, the first Arab states became a quarter of a century that broke a long taboo.

Establishing links with Saudi Arabia would be a great achievement for Israel, because the kingdom has a huge influence in the Middle East, in the wider Muslim world and is the largest exporter of oil in the world.