After the recent Israeli aggression on Gaza and the widespread international condemnation of the crimes of the Zionist occupation, it is now the duty of the Saudi regime to reverse all plans to normalize relations with Israel, which opened the airspace to Israeli aircraft and receive official Zionist in Saudi.
The city of Neom, the biggest project in the Saudi Crown Prince’s Vision 2030, which aims to diversify sources of income, is also the cornerstone in Saudi-Israeli relations which is still taking place in secrecy.
The strategic location which is close to the borders of the Zionist entity, as well as allowing Israeli companies or supporters of the occupation to supervise parts of the project proves this fact.
According to analysts and experts, it is not possible to achieve the Neom dream without coordination with the occupying entity, which started with acquiring the islands of Tiran and Sanafir, which are located off the Saudi coast and the Sinai Peninsula, where Saudi Arabia plans to construct a bridge that crosses the Strait of Tiran and connects Egypt to the city of Neom, but in order to expand the Saudi Highway 392 and build a Saudi-Egyptian bridge, negotiations must be made with Israel in this regard, as the peace treaty – known as the Camp David Accord – that Egypt signed with Israel in the late 1970s provides for the free passage of Israeli ships through The Strait of Tiran, which explains why the project depends on Israel’s approval.
As we mentioned in a previous article, the city of NEOM is a basic building block in the Zionist project which seeks to control a large part of the Arab world and its capabilities and wealth.
Those familiar with the so-called Greater Israel map are well aware of this.
According to the published versions of it, the occupying entity’s control over Palestine and part of Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Jordan, half of the Arabian Peninsula, the Red Sea and Sinai, and the city of Neom is completely located in this region, in addition to the islands of Tiran and Sanafir that Sisi gave away to the Saudi regime in a deal that undermines the powers of Egypt, which is obtained under the Camp David agreement.
Therefore, it is evident that the city of Neom primarily serves the interests of the occupying Zionist entity, and perhaps this explains bin Salman’s insistence on proceeding with its construction despite all the economic problems. MBS should have prioritized the people’s interests over wasting money on failed projects.
Certainly, MBS is in a tough position now, and he should have made a decision to stop working on the projects of Neom in order to thwart the desires of The occupying entity to control the region and to help the grieving people in Gaza and the afflicted Palestinian people, who are suffering the scourge of war, oppression, death, and destruction due to the brutal aggression of the occupying Zionists.
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