"The Israelis have the right to live in peace on their land," Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said. "Saudi Arabia shares many interests with Israel."
In an interview with The Atlantic magazine published on Monday, the Saudi crown prince said he believed "Palestinians and Israelis have the right to live on their land."
"We must reach a peace agreement to ensure stability for all and to establish normal relations," he said, describing the Israeli economy as "strong compared to its size." "If there is peace, there will be many interests between Israel and the GCC countries, Such as Egypt and Jordan. "
"We have religious concerns about the fate of Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem and about the rights of the Palestinian people," Bin Salman said.
It is noteworthy that the newspaper "Haaretz" Israeli revealed, days ago, that the plan of US President, Donald Trump, for the "settlement" in the Middle East, known as the "deal of the century," acquired a large part of the talks conducted by the Crown Prince with the pillars of the US administration In Washington during his three-week visit.
The newspaper said in a report published on its website last Friday that both Jared Kouchner, adviser to the White House and the melting of Trump and Ben Salman, spent a week, a long hours and two nights, in the future of the plan.
In November, a member of the Israeli government spoke of secret contacts with Saudi Arabia in a rare acknowledgment of secret deals with long-running rumors.
On March 22, Indian Airlines used Saudi airspace to conduct its first direct flights to Israel, in an indication of a rapprochement between Riyadh and Tel Aviv, while the Israeli Foreign Ministry described the move as "a great diplomatic and economic achievement."
