Saudi Arabia is one step away from recognizing Israel, and Bin Salman is hitting the oil market again

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New Saudi-Israeli normalization presented by this episode of Samri Channel.
The United States is making a “complex attempt” to “extinguish the fires” in the Middle East, after Israel’s war in the Gaza Strip approached its fifth month, according to what writer David Ignatius mentioned in his column in the American newspaper The Washington Post. The prominent American writer published details of an American mission, through which Secretary of State Anthony Blinken seeks to stop the war in the Gaza Strip, during his upcoming visit to the region, which is linked to Saudi Arabia, Israel and Hamas, according to Agantios. He wrote in his column: “Secretary of State Antony Blinken intends to travel to the Middle East soon, likely stopping first in Saudi Arabia, where he hopes to renew a pledge from Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to normalize relations with Israel, if - and only if - Israel ends the conflict in Gaza and committed to eventually establishing a Palestinian state, including Gaza and the West Bank. He said, "It is likely that Blinken will then travel to Israel, where he will meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is mired in war, and who desperately wants to reach a peace agreement with Mohammed bin Salman. But at the same time, Netanyahu and his hard-line coalition reject the Saudi conditions for ending the... Rapid fighting in Gaza and the road to the Palestinian state. Agantios said, "This is President (US Joe) Biden's game: he wants to make Netanyahu an offer that his coalition cannot accept politically - but the prime minister, whose legacy as a historic Israeli leader has been shattered, may not be able to resist him personally." He continued: "If Netanyahu adopts the Saudi proposal, his coalition will disintegrate and he will need to find new partners. If he refuses, his government may be overthrown by competitors who adopt the American formula for ending the war." The widely sourced writer added in his column: “Martin Indyk, who was twice US ambassador to Israel, offers his own colorful metaphor to describe the American diplomatic maneuvering. (Biden wants to make Bibi - referring to Netanyahu - seal the deal or make way for Another government. In both cases, the United States hopes that the impasse will be broken.) The US State Department did not officially announce Blinken’s visit, but several officials confirmed to the media, including the “Axios” website and Agence France-Presse, that visit, which is the sixth trip by the senior leader. American diplomats to the region since the outbreak of the war. He asked: “What is the chance that Netanyahu will shake hands with Mohammed bin Salman?”, before adding: “You might think that the percentage is zero, given his (Netanyahu’s) repeated public rejection of a Palestinian state. But the Israeli (citizen) who knows him well says that Netanyahu realizes that he faces a serious choice, and that he will weigh the political factors carefully.” Agantios expressed his belief that “the only way for Netanyahu to avoid the lasting shame of the attack carried out by Hamas on October 7” may be to “ "He becomes a peacemaker with the Saudis."
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Netanyahu won't agree to that deal, he's a warmonger.

sirgalahad26:
Netanyahu won't agree to that deal, he's a warmonger.

Then his opponents will accept the deal and his coalition will scatter