In Israel, Only One Group Suffers Religious Discrimination: Jews
The commitment to universalizing Western values only goes one way.
April 28, 2022
Cooperation between the two nations has long been an open secret.
On March 3, 2022, the Saudi crown prince Mohammad bin Salman said that his country doesn’t “look at Israel as an enemy.” Though Riyadh and Jerusalem do not have formal diplomatic ties, the two countries have been quietly cooperating on diplomatic and intelligence efforts for several years; in November 2020, then-Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly took a covert trip to Saudi Arabia. Neville Teller outlines some of the reasons why Israeli and Saudi officials have not yet established a formal relationship and speculates as to whether—and when—they will.
The commitment to universalizing Western values only goes one way.
Cooperation between the two nations has long been an open secret.
Mohammed El-Kurd has claimed that Israelis “harvest organs of the martyred.”
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“Jews are unwanted.”
On March 3, 2022, the Saudi crown prince Mohammad bin Salman said that his country doesn’t “look at Israel as an enemy.” Though Riyadh and Jerusalem do not have formal diplomatic ties, the two countries have been quietly cooperating on diplomatic and intelligence efforts for several years; in November 2020, then-Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly took a covert trip to Saudi Arabia. Neville Teller outlines some of the reasons why Israeli and Saudi officials have not yet established a formal relationship and speculates as to whether—and when—they will.
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