خلاصة:
Among the Arab-Islamic countries, the government of 'Saudi Arabia' has played a greater role than others in the establishment of a Jewish state and the implementation of Zionist protocols based on the seizure of Palestine; to the extent that it can be said that without the special assistance of Riyadh, England would not have been able to establish the Zionist regime, and the Americans could not have maintained this regime without the help of the Saudis. Official and continuous relations between Riyadh and Tel Aviv have not been disclosed for various reasons. Of course, these relations have been revealed many times and gradually in the media arena, and sometimes unilaterally by Tel Aviv officials, and in these cases, Saudi officials have remained silent, which has been interpreted as an endorsement of the relations. Unofficial formal relations have also become public for clear reasons, and some political observers have pointed to the need of both sides to reveal the relations. Today, in both capitals, there is a sense of need for a 'strategic relationship,' and from the perspective of both, the requirements of a strategic relationship are its publicity and multi-dimensionality. With the empowerment of Islamist movements and the transformative approach of the Islamic Revolution, the Saudi and Zionist regimes became intensely fearful and considered this trend an existential threat to themselves. Accordingly, since the officials of the two regimes found themselves 'alone' in the midst of this vital threat and believed that no other government in the region was as exposed to the threat of the Iranian Revolution and Islamist movements, they pursued the establishment and publicization of a 'strategic relationship.'
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Riyadh - Tel Aviv Foundations and Results of Political and Security Relations Saadallah Zarei 1 ( Date of receipt: 25/05/1395 Final acceptance date: 15/06/1395 Abstract Among the Arab-Islamic countries, the government of "Saudi Arabia" has played a greater role than others in establishing a Jewish state and implementing Zionist protocols based on the seizure of Palestine; to the extent that it can be said that without the special assistance of Riyadh, England would not have been able to establish the Zionist regime, and the Americans also could not have maintained this regime without Saudi assistance.
com Introduction Given countless conclusive documents, few researchers doubt that the rise of the Al Saud in the vast and strategic territory of Arabia in the early years of the twentieth century was a foreign project, combined with two approaches: the collapse of the only remaining empire of Muslims and laying the groundwork for the establishment of a Jewish empire in a way that would stabilize the West's position in the Islamic region.
Rashid Ali, an Arab expert, while analyzing how the Al Saud gained dominance over the Arabian Peninsula with the help of Western colonizers and placing their name on this land through the overt and covert connections of the Saudi government with the occupiers of Jerusalem, wrote: "In an article published in October 2006 in the newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, the secret meeting of Abdullah bin Abdulaziz, the former King of Saudi Arabia, with the then Prime Minister of Israel was mentioned.
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