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       Re: Saudi Arabia 
   DIR By: guest78
       Date: November 26, 2022, 8:47 pm
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       Why Saudi Arabia is Gladly Helping Russia
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       > Saudi Arabia is getting closer to China and Russia and it's
       not good for US National Security.
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       Re: Saudi Arabia 
   DIR By: SaudiArabia
       Date: September 1, 2023, 2:07 pm
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       Why Saudi Arabia Might Be About to Recognise Israel
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       > The US are currently mediating negotiations for a deal that
       could see Saudi Arabia formally recognise the state of Israel.
       So in this video, we'll examine what each country wants, what
       the deal could look like and why this is happening in the first
       place.
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  HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqKWY0ophHs
       Comments:
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       >
       > This is a deal between the US and Saudi Arabia.  All Saudi
       demands are of the US - not Israel.  All USA demands (eg human
       rights, democratization, etc...) have nothing to do with Israel.
       The US simply introduced the issue of taking the Saudi-Israel
       relationship up a notch to get the Saudis to back down on their
       own demands of the US.
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       > Saudi conditions remain unchanged it’s what USA calls for - a
       two state solution- a Palestinian State with East Jerusalem as
       its eternal capital. This is not going to change! it’s what the
       USA wants!
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       > not politically knowledgeable but i initially thought the same
       thing, KSA wants some things with USA but the USA said make
       friends with Israel first
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       > As a perceptive Arab journalist recently put it: "Now that
       Israel is getting rid of its democracy, becoming a theocracy and
       losing US support, they are now ready to become an integral part
       of the middle east..."
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       > I don't understand the teaming up against Iran part as Saudi
       and Iran already normalized relations quite recently, don't see
       how they'd go through all that effort to side with Israel
       against Iran after all the time they spent to get back to
       semi-friendly relations.
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       > I was very surprised to not see any more information about
       where those missile strikes were coming from, given it’s a
       response to KSA is committing genocide in Yemen.
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       > It always amazes me to hear the United States views Saudi
       Arabia as a valuble alliance. Its kind of mindboggling.
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       > the US would rather be friends with an OPEC nation than not,
       along with having an influential heavyweight in the region that
       the US sees as developing quite fast. does it excuse what the
       KSA has done? no, but it is an explanation for why the US likes
       having them around
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       Re: Saudi Arabia 
   DIR By: BurningRain
       Date: September 3, 2023, 4:00 pm
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       Top Oversight Democrat calls for subpoena of Jared Kushner’s
       Saudi ties
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       > Citing the "glaring likely violations of American law,”
       Congressman Jamie Raskin is asking the chair of the House
       Oversight Committee to subpoena Jared Kushner's investment firm,
       which received $2 billion from a Saudi-backed fund.
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       Comment:
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       > Do not forget that he never had a security clearance.
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       Kushner’s security clearance was denied due to concerns of
       foreign influence: report
  HTML https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/437292-kushners-security-clearance-was-denied-due-to-concerns-of-foreign/
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       > [...]Kushner also played an influential role in the Trump
       administration's COVID-19 response. Despite initially advising
       Trump that the media was exaggerating the threat of the disease,
       he eventually became a leader in the federal effort to procure
       medical supplies and develop a vaccine. He was a leading broker
       in the US–Mexico–Canada agreement, for which he was awarded
       honors by the Mexican government.
       >
       > Since leaving the White House, Kushner founded Affinity
       Partners, a private equity firm investing in Israeli and
       American companies expanding in the Middle East, Africa, and
       Asia...[9][10][11]
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       > Kushner was born in Livingston, New Jersey, to Seryl Kushner
       (née Stadtmauer) and Charles Kushner, a real-estate developer
       and convicted felon. His father was friends with Bill Clinton
       and Hillary Clinton and attended several dinners with them.
       Morris Stadtmauer was Jared's maternal grandfather.[12] His
       paternal grandparents, Reichel and Joseph Kushner, were
       Holocaust survivors who came to the U.S. in 1949 from
       Navahrudak, now in Belarus.[13][14] Reichel, described as the
       family's matriarch, led efforts during the Holocaust to escape
       from the Navahrudak ghetto by digging a tunnel. Later, she
       became a member of the Bielski partisans.[15][16]
       >
       > Raised in a Modern Orthodox Jewish family,[17] Kushner
       graduated from the Frisch School, a Modern Orthodox yeshiva high
       school, in 1999 and enrolled at Harvard University in the same
       year. According to journalist Daniel Golden, Kushner's father,
       whose foundation gives away millions of dollars a year to
       various charitable causes, made a donation of $2.5 million to
       the university in 1998, along with donations to several other
       universities, not long before Jared was admitted.[18][19]
       Several sources quoted in the book subsequently disputed the
       accuracy of Golden's reporting, characterizing the claims as
       “distorted” and “false.” At Harvard, Kushner was elected into
       the Fly Club, supported the campus Chabad house,[20][21] and
       bought and sold real estate in Somerville, Massachusetts, as a
       vice president of Somerville Building Associates (a division of
       Kushner Companies), returning a profit of $20 million by its
       dissolution in 2005.[22][23][24] Kushner graduated from Harvard
       with honors in 2003, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in
       government.[25][26]
       >
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       Re: Saudi Arabia 
   DIR By: Faso
       Date: September 9, 2023, 11:45 am
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       Twitter Accused Of Aiding Saudi Human Rights Abuses | Breaking
       Points
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       > Krystal and Saagar discuss Elon Musk’s Twitter/X being accused
       of aiding Saudi human rights abuses.
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       Re: Saudi Arabia 
   DIR By: GazaAide
       Date: October 14, 2023, 1:34 pm
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       Israel-Palestine war: Egypt working with other countries to
       provide aid to Gaza strip | WION
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       > On Saturday, fresh rescue aircraft touched down in the Sinai
       Peninsula of Egypt, where supplies are being stored until a safe
       passage into the neighboring Gaza Strip can be arranged.
       >
       > #gaza #israel #palestine
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       Re: Saudi Arabia 
   DIR By: saudi arabia
       Date: October 27, 2023, 8:45 pm
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       Saudi Arabia Is Mysteriously Absent in the Israel-Hamas War
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       >
       >
       > Mohammed bin Salman has pitched the kingdom as the most
       influential country in the Middle East, yet he has dropped the
       ball on actual diplomacy.
       >
       > at around the same time the world was learning that the Qatari
       and Egyptian governments had won the release of two Israeli
       women who had been held hostage by Hamas, Saudi Crown Prince
       Mohammed bin Salman was featured on Cristiano Ronaldo’s
       Instagram. The Portuguese soccer star met the crown prince at a
       panel discussion on the future of esports—that is, competitive
       video gaming—where the Saudis announced they would host the
       first-ever Esports World Cup. Important stuff.
       >
       > Indeed, since the war between Hamas and Israel began almost
       three weeks ago, the “new Saudis” are acting a lot like the “old
       Saudis”—there is some motion in Riyadh but no actual action.
       >
       > When it comes to foreign policy and crisis management, the
       Saudis seem “useless,” as a former senior U.S. government
       official,
       >
       > One way of dealing with these problems and contradictions
       would be for the Saudi government to be the constructive and
       influential actor it claims to be. Instead, the Saudis are
       busying themselves with statements and meetings.
       >
       > if the Saudis are the big dogs of the region—as they
       claim—then they cannot sit around in Riyadh and offer nothing
       more than strenuous objections to the horrifying situation in
       Gaza.
       >
       >
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       Will Hamas-Israel war derail Saudi Arabia's ambitious plans?
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       >
       >
       > Even as regional war threatens, Saudi Arabia hosted its annual
       high-flying investment conference. While the Israel-Hamas
       conflict was a topic of conversation, it didn't seem to stop the
       business deals.
       >
       > Five years ago, speaking in front of an attentive audience in
       the glitzy Ritz Carlton hotel in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia's ruler,
       Mohammed bin Salman, said he believed the Middle East could be
       the "new Europe."
       >
       > "The next global renaissance, in the next 30 years, will be in
       the Middle East," the autocratic leader said in 2018, at the
       second iteration of the Saudi-run investment conference the
       Future Investment Initiative, or FII.
       >
       > The investment conference in Saudi Arabia, which ran from
       Tuesday to Thursday, is the seventh iteration of the FII, often
       nicknamed "Davos in the desert" after the global summit of world
       leaders and bankers held annually in Davos, Switzerland.
       >
       > Despite the ongoing conflict in Israel and Gaza, around a
       thousand kilometers away, only a handful of attendees canceled,
       the organizers said.
       >
       > In Riyadh this week were some of the world's best-known and
       wealthiest financiers. That included heads of leading investment
       funds and banks like BlackRock, Blackstone, Citigroup, Goldman
       Sachs and JP Morgan Chase. Deals worth billions were expected to
       be done during the event.
       >
       > Saudi Arabia's Minister of Investment Khalid al-Falih as
       saying. "But for their good and for the good of humanity, we
       have to keep the compass focused on the prosperity of our
       people."
       >
       > Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Israel have all
       signed a memorandum of understanding on the trade corridor, as
       have a number of European countries and India.
       >
       > Normalizing with Israel fits in with Saudi Arabia's future
       plans because it would allow access to Israeli technology, a
       possible defense deal with the United States and potential
       permission for its own civilian nuclear program.
       >
       > The Saudi crown prince has previously argued that regional
       stability is necessary to achieve Vision 2030. And "the war is a
       threat to his vision of a new Middle East, as a center of
       outgoing investment, of integrated tourism and trade," Young
       agreed.
       >
       > "Israel and Saudi Arabia still have shared interests,
       especially in seeing Iran as a threat,"
       >
       > On the second day of the FII, Saudi Finance Minister Mohammed
       al-Jadaan told conference attendees that his country didn't want
       the Gaza conflict to derail Saudi plans. "So we are making a lot
       of efforts with our partners to make sure we go back to where we
       were," he said.
       >
       > "The last thing that Saudi Arabia wants is such a regional
       disorder that disrupts the progress of its Vision 2030
       megaprojects and development plans," she concluded.
       >
       >
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       Re: Saudi Arabia
   DIR By: rp
       Date: November 10, 2023, 11:42 pm
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       > Iran Observer
       > @IranObserver0
       > Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Investment Khalid Al-Falih:
       >
       > Talks on normalisation of ties with Israel remain on the
       table. Saudi Arabia will not use oil as a weapon to achieve a
       ceasefire in Gaza
       >
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       Re: Saudi Arabia
   DIR By: rp
       Date: November 16, 2023, 7:43 pm
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       LOL:
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       No sympathies for the Zionist.
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       Re: Saudi Arabia 
   DIR By: Isho
       Date: August 19, 2024, 1:49 pm
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       Did MBS’ ‘Fraud’ Lead To Saudi-Yemeni War? Crown Prince ‘Forged
       King’s Sign’ On Intervention Decree
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       > Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has been
       accused of forging the signature of his father on the Yemen war
       decree. The royal decree allegedly signed by the young leader of
       the Kingdom launched the years-long stalemated war against
       Yemen’s Houthi rebels. The claims were made by Saad al-Jabri, a
       former Saudi intelligence official, who lives in exile in
       Canada, during an interview with BBC. In his BBC interview,
       al-Jabri further alleged MBS considered assassinating former
       King Abdullah with a poison ring from Russia. The former Saudi
       official said he has seen a secretly recorded surveillance video
       of MBS talking about killing his uncle, King Abdullah.
       >
       > #saudiarabia    #mbs   #worldnews
       >
       > Video: AP/AFP/Reuters
       >
       > 0:00 - Introduction
       > 0:41 - Did Mohammed Bin Salman’s ‘fraud’ Lead to Saudi-yemeni
       War?
       > 2:53 - A ‘poison Ring’ and a ‘Murder Plot’
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       Comments:
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       > Simple...If he is True Muslim... He never would have Killed
       Yemeni People... SUre Punishment is severe from Allah.. Justice
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       > He crush sharia and ally with disbelievers this is kufr
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       > All this stirs up after he states " normalization between SA
       and Israel not possible without Palestinian state"
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       I'm not taking any of the above at face value as of yet, but I
       will use this as an opportunity to say: Anyone with true wisdom,
       understanding, a hatred of power and fame, and a good heart,
       would never want to be a monarch or dictator. Yet, those types
       of people are the best types to become monarchs and dictators...
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       Re: Saudi Arabia 
   DIR By: PotatoChip
       Date: November 23, 2025, 5:21 pm
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       Why is Saudi Arabia doubling down on its relations with the US?
       | The Bottom Line
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       > United States President Donald Trump “looks at Saudi Arabia
       like a piggy bank or an ATM machine” and that’s why the recent
       Saudi-US summit focused on deals instead of strategic regional
       issues, such as Sudan, Palestine, Iran and Syria, argues
       political scientist Gregory Gause, professor emeritus of
       international affairs at Texas A&M University.
       >
       > Gause tells host Steve Clemons that if Riyadh can seal a deal
       to house a joint AI data centre, “that's the best guarantee of
       US security.”
       >
       > He adds that China may be Saudi Arabia’s biggest customer but
       the US is Riyadh’s “preferred partner on security, AI, economics
       and defence cooperation”.
       >
       > #aljazeera #saudiarabia #unitedstates #muhammadbinsalman #mbs
       #donaldtrump #energy #artificialintelligence #iran #sudan
       #palestine #aljazeeraenglish #aljazeeranewslive
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