President Donald Trump has once again raised the possibility of a diplomatic breakthrough between Saudi Arabia and Israel during his recent visit to Riyadh. The former U.S. president, who is currently a major political figure in the United States, has long advocated for closer ties between the two Middle Eastern nations, which have historically been adversaries.
During a press conference in Saudi Arabia, Trump stated that he believes a deal is within reach, emphasizing the importance of strengthening U.S. alliances in the region. However, many experts remain skeptical about the feasibility of such an agreement, citing deep-rooted political tensions and security concerns that have long prevented any meaningful dialogue between the two countries.
Analysts suggest that while Trump’s vision for a potential Saudi-Israel agreement aligns with the interests of certain U.S. business and defense sectors, the actual realization of such a deal would require significant diplomatic efforts and compromise from both sides. At this time, there is no indication that the two nations are close to reaching a formal agreement.