The Saudi writer d. Ahmed Al-Jumaa -"Whoever rejects peace with Israel serves Iran". Historical article in the Arab press

"Whoever rejects peace with Israel serves Iran". Historical article in the Arab press
A Saudi writer calls for a decision and peace with Israel at the Dhahran summit, and sends a message to the Palestinians
The Saudi writer d. Ahmed Al-Jumaa (Twitter)
The appearance of the phrase "peace with Israel" prominently in the title of an article published in an Arab news website is not normal. "The Dhahran summit ... peace with Israel and the confrontation with Iran" was the best outcome of the Dhahran summit in the Saudi city of Dhahran, which is a decision to make comprehensive peace, including with Israel.
Dr. Ahmed Al-Jumaiah, who presents himself on his Facebook page as: "Professor of Journalism at the Faculty of Media and Communication and writer of the journalist" article. The Riyadh site is not as important as other central competition sites in the Arab media, but it is followed by about 5 million followers on Twitter and is considered a famous site. Dr. Jamia wrote in an article on the Dhahran summit: "The Arabs must realize that Iran is more dangerous to them than Israel, and specifically the ideology it carries in the way of expansion, domination and influence. , Its sectarian division, and the recruitment of its cells to carry out its large project "
"Today, the Arabs have no choice but to reconcile with Israel, to sign a comprehensive peace agreement, and to devote themselves to confronting the Iranian project in the region, its nuclear program, and ending its interference in Arab affairs, an option that can not be justified or delayed, Because Iran is a direct threat to all. "
"The Dhahran summit will only emerge with a historic decision: peace with Israel and confronting Iran's sectarian project, because the result of rejecting peace serves Iran and has to bear the consequences of its decision," he said.
This important article does not seem to be a coincidence at this time. One of the indirect messages that the article is trying to convey is a message to Abu Mazen and the Palestinian leadership prior to the publication of Trump's peace program. Abu Mazen receives signals that the Saudis are secretly supporting this peace plan, and they expect the Palestinians to accept it as well. If the Palestinians oppose it and refuse to make peace with Israel, they will be the only culprits and Saudi Arabia will not stand by them automatically, as it did in the past.