In 2012, the Saudi Aramco oil company was subjected to a cyberattack, and the security services in Saudi Arabia rushed to international companies to thwart this attack.
The Israeli occupation was strongly present in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s electronic deals, through companies not registered in Tel Aviv but in other countries, according to Bloomberg, February 2, 2017.
There is not only security cooperation between KSA and Israel, as one Israeli Defense revealed that KSA had used an occupation company to build a high-tech security fence along the border between Saudi Arabia and Iraq, the construction of which was supervised by the giant European defense company EADS.
In another report by the Israeli i24 channel published in February 2017, it was revealed that Shmuel Bar, one of the administrators in companies working in the field of intelligence, provided extensive services to the Saudi security forces, which, according to their claim, to monitor terrorists.
Providing İnvestment Opportunities for Occupation Companies
In a Reuters report published in 2017, the report said that the government of Saudi Arabia had cooperated with Israeli companies in the field of investment in the Saudi Crown Prince’s vision 2030, especially in investing in the NEOM city project in complete secrecy, with no details to be announced about the Saudi Sovereign Fund, which has assets of $230 billion, which may be fully used in the NEOM project, due to the withdrawal of investors, and the Crown Prince’s insistence on completing it at an estimated cost of $500 billion.
An investigation published in the Jerusalem Post on October 25, 2017, revealed that the Saudis were reluctant to “cooperate officially with the Israelis,” but they were keen to work with them to “create a kind of cooperation, especially in the sectors of water, energy, agricultural technology, and food technology”.
The newspaper added that “a number of Israeli companies are talking with the Public Investment Fund in Saudi Arabia about developing 26,500 square kilometers of the “smart city” NEOM, which the Crown Prince is working on the building.
The “Washington Post” newspaper also revealed correspondence between Arab diplomats and Israeli businessmen, confirming that economic cooperation talks are underway and that a number of Israeli companies are already selling cybersecurity tools to the Saudi government.
Perhaps all these reports and information revealed over days encouraged the Zionists to openly express with confidence that the services they provide to KSA in investing in the NEOM city project is behind the success of the project, which confirms that the occupation entity is behind the idea of the project.
