Saudi Arabia rejects US statements and affirms its support for a two-state solution

The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed its condemnation and categorical rejection of the statements made by the US Ambassador to Israel, which included a disregard for the principle of state sovereignty and an implication of accepting the idea of ​​Israeli dominance over the Middle East. In an official statement, the Kingdom affirmed that these irresponsible remarks constitute a clear violation of international law, the UN Charter, and established diplomatic norms, and represent a dangerous precedent given that they were made by a high-ranking US official.

Background to Saudi Arabia's Steadfast Position on the Palestinian Issue:
This Saudi position reflects a long-standing and deeply rooted foreign policy, based on respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of states and a consistent call for the peaceful resolution of conflicts. The Kingdom views the Palestinian issue as its central concern and steadfastly supports the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people, foremost among them the establishment of their independent state. Statements that disregard these principles not only undermine diplomatic efforts but also disregard the strategic relationship between the countries of the region and the United States, a relationship founded on mutual respect and shared interests.

the potential regional and international repercussions,
stating that such an extreme position carries grave consequences for international peace and security. It threatens to inflame conflict in a region already suffering from tensions and undermines the foundations of the post-World War II international order, which is based on the principle of respecting the geographical borders of states and inviolating their sovereignty. These statements also alienate the peoples of the region and fuel feelings of frustration, potentially paving the way for further instability. The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs stressed the need for the US State Department to clarify its official position on these statements, which are rejected by all peace-loving nations and contradict Washington's role as a mediator in the peace process.

Reaffirming the two-state solution as the only path to peace
, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia reiterated in its concluding statement that the only way to achieve a just, comprehensive, and lasting peace in the Middle East is through ending the Israeli occupation. It clarified that this solution must be based on international resolutions and the 2002 Arab Peace Initiative, leading to the establishment of an independent Palestinian state within the 1967 borders, with East Jerusalem as its capital. This position remains a cornerstone of Saudi diplomacy and reflects its commitment to supporting regional stability and achieving justice for the Palestinian people.