As the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia seeks to rein in the Emirates, the newest and strongest partner of the Zionist occupation state in the region, it becomes apparent that hidden conflicts are taking place between the two countries.
Recently, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has amended the rules for importing from abroad, whether this outside is the Gulf Cooperation Council or any other country, and the exclusion of any product manufactured in free zones, or products exported by the Zionist occupation state (whether they contain an ingredient made or produced in Israel, or manufactured by companies wholly or partly owned by Israeli investors, or companies included in the Arab boycott agreement related to Israel), as any incoming products that are not manufactured or assembled within the GCC countries, will be considered as foreign products.
Who is the Target of the Campaign?
The relationship between Saudi Arabia and the Israeli occupation state is in favour of the occupation; he established Neom, met with Netanyahu, arrested Saudi dissidents in Saudi Arabia, tightened the siege on Gaza, and legitimizes by all means the right of the occupation to life, at a time when Palestinian children are being killed every day at the hands of the Israeli occupation forces.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia seeks to undermine the expansion of the Emirates, and its acquisition of the largest companies in the world, and to prevent it from becoming the first regional power in the region, while Saudi Arabia is the largest and richest country in the world.
Israel, despite its black record, is not the target behind bin Salman moves, but rather he is trying hard to make it engage in the Arab community, rather MBS competes with The UAE over economic and political hegemony in the Gulf region.
The Emirates and Israeli
The relationship between the Emirates and the Israeli occupation state is not new, but has only recently emerged in public, through which UAE aims to create economic growth and great political influence, surpassing all the major and minor Arab countries.
As for Saudi Arabia, it has only two paths, either to follow the path of normalization with Israel, which it does not possible so far for considerations that they have not disclosed, or to play according to a rule that if you do not catch up with those who preceded you, then disrupt their relationships.
This opinion was suggested by international research centers, including, for example, the Moshe Dayan Center at Tel Aviv University, where Brandon Friedman explained, that Saudi Arabia is trying to punish the UAE because of Abraham’s agreements with the Zionist occupation, as those agreements gave the UAE economic advantages and politics that made it regionally stronger than Saudi Arabia, which angered Saudi Arabia, so it was forced to try to disrupt those agreements until it can integrate with them.
