Saudi Arabia rejects Israeli request to join Yemen war

A Hebrew-language outlet revealed that Saudi Arabia has rejected a request from the Zionist regime to take part in the conflict with Yemen, a request put forward through US mediation.

A Hebrew media revealed that Saudi Arabia has rejected the request of the Zionist regime to participate in the conflict with Yemen, which was raised through the mediation of the United States.

The Hebrew newspaper "Haaretz" reported that Saudi Arabia rejected the request of the Zionist regime to participate in the conflict with the Yemeni army, which was raised through Washington.

This newspaper quoted a diplomatic source and wrote: Israel is trying to convince Saudi Arabia through the mediation of the United States to allow this regime to intervene in the conflict with Yemen.

Another knowledgeable source told Haaretz that the goal is to coordinate efforts with the Saudis, develop relations with Saudi Arabia, and pave the way for reaching an agreement to normalize relations in the future.

According to this diplomatic source, Mohammed bin Salman, the crown prince of Saudi Arabia, is not interested in receiving help from the Zionist regime in the war with Yemen. Because the alliance with this regime has a negative impact on Saudi public opinion.

This source also emphasized that the option of military intervention by the Zionist regime in Yemen is completely ruled out due to the strong opposition of the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia.

So far, the authorities of Saudi Arabia have not reacted to the report published in Haaretz newspaper. Saudi Arabia does not have an official relationship with the Zionist regime and has always emphasized that it will not agree to the normalization of relations with Tel Aviv before the Palestinian issue is resolved.