The international arm of the well-known British news network reports that sources close to the throne in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia told diplomatic officials that Saudi Arabia would be interested in completing the process of normalization with Israel after the end of the war.
According to the report of the global BBC, Saudi Arabia did not lose its appetite for a deal with Israel as a result of the war in Gaza, and that the Saudis took such events into account during the negotiations with Israel and the United States. The network's sources claim that Saudi Arabia is interested in continuing the normalization process with Israel and reaching its completion after the end of the war.
In recent days, it has been reported in Israeli and American sources that Israeli officials have turned to the United States with the aim of restarting contacts with the Saudis with the help of secret emissaries, and that the issue is being promoted by Prime Minister Netanyahu with the help of the Minister of Strategic Affairs Ron Dermer.
The multitude of publications on the subject both in Israel and beyond point to an active diplomatic discourse on the subject, and can even be seen as preparing public opinion in the countries for the fact that the war did not result in the door being closed on the process as a whole.
