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Netanyahu's Reaction to Riyadh: 'Establish Palestine in Saudi Arabia'

Netanyahu's Reaction to Riyadh: 'Establish Palestine in Saudi Arabia'
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World February 8, 2025 05:30

middle east - Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu suggests Saudi Arabia to establish a Palestinian state, sparking controversy in the Middle East.

Netanyahu's Controversial Statement

Israeli PM Netanyahu suggests Saudi Arabia as a location to establish a Palestinian state, further escalating tensions in the region. The statement comes as a response to Saudi Arabia's condition for normalization with Israel.

No Progress in Normalization Talks

Despite Saudi Arabia's demand for security guarantees from Washington, the current Israeli government's reluctance to accept the establishment of a Palestinian state hinders any progress in normalization talks.

Fifth Round of Hostage Exchange in Gaza

Today marks the fifth round of hostage exchange between Israel and Hamas in Gaza under the ceasefire agreement. Hamas has announced the names of new hostages to be released in exchange for Palestinian hostages held by Israel.

Support Pledge to Syria

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz assures Syrian President Bashar al-Assad of Germany's readiness to support the reconstruction of Syria during a phone call. Scholz also emphasizes the importance of combating terrorism for regional and global security.

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