Trump’s recent visit to Riyadh has sparked renewed speculation about his long-standing vision for a strategic alliance between Saudi Arabia and Israel. The president has consistently argued that a deal between the two nations would enhance U.S. influence in the Middle East and provide a counterbalance to regional powers like Iran. However, despite Trump’s public enthusiasm, many analysts remain skeptical about the likelihood of an imminent breakthrough. The complexity of Saudi-Israel relations, marked by mutual distrust and geopolitical rivalries, presents significant obstacles to any new agreement. While Trump has made multiple statements in favor of the deal, the absence of concrete progress suggests that the challenges are substantial. The White House has not provided specific timelines for potential negotiations, and the current administration’s focus on other international priorities may further delay any substantial development in the matter.