Saudi Arabia conditions joining Abraham Accords on Palestine

Saudi Arabia has expressed a willingness to join the Abraham Accords, but has set a crucial condition for this accession. According to the Saudi position, membership will only be formalized if a Palestinian state is established.

This statement underscores the importance of recognizing Palestine in efforts to normalize relations with Israel. The need for a Palestinian state has been a central issue in discussions about peace in the region.

In comments accompanying this announcement, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu referred to the Iranians as 'savages', a statement that could escalate existing tensions in international relations.

Reactions to this Saudi condition continue to spark debates about the dynamics of the Middle East, particularly regarding the relationship between Saudi Arabia and Israel.

At the same time, four Portuguese companies, including those in the technology and health sectors, have signed agreements with Saudi Arabia, signaling a renewed interest in expanding business in the region, despite the ongoing war. Among these companies are DigestAId, Ciberbit, and ITGest.