Analysis of Netanyahu's Regional Politics

Doctor, if we move on to the regional issue.

Netanyahu boasts that

he is running amok in Middle Eastern skies,

reshaping it,

and now, strangely,

he says that I am able to make

peace,

and that from the position of strength we are in now,

we can normalize relations,

and he says we normalize,

not at the price Arab states

are demanding. No, I

normalize relations through our strength,

as if he has subjugated the Arabs.

What do you think of the

political equations after the

elections? Will Netanyahu succeed

in dragging the Arab states that

are now also facing a difficult situation?

Netanyahu and his government are the worst government

in recent years.

He does not deserve any gift,

and the best thing is that standing before him is

Mohammed bin Salman,

who understands him well.

His position

on the Palestinian cause is firm, and he rejects

yielding to pressure related

to normalizing relations with this criminal government

in exchange for, uh—

words.

Another issue. Words.

That is the Saudi position in those conflicts.

I appreciate,

I greatly appreciate

the firm Saudi position

And the position of His Highness,

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman

Mohammed bin Salman on this issue.

Netanyahu exerted pressure

very, very heavily everywhere,

at the White House, in Europe,

right and left, and he did not succeed

in that.

Do you see him trying to exploit the Houthis’

crisis and their attack and aggression?

Netanyahu tries to exploit any

crisis in the Arab and Islamic world

to infiltrate it. But

I repeat,

His Highness Crown Prince

Mohammed bin Salman is steadfast

in this position. By the way,

the Palestinian leadership appreciates that

greatly. I have heard this position

several times, and people

appreciate it.

So, Doctor, in the end, you really have,

by God, got things going—

By the way, this is also where we say thank you

for allowing our Umrah and Hajj pilgrims to arrive.

You used to oversee this matter,

and perhaps you had important initiatives.

A long time ago.

Yes, we followed that and continue to follow it.

We hope they increase the number, because there is

great demand among

our public—

Palestinians in the interior.

And our people are eager

for more Hajj and Umrah pilgrims.