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Saudi Arabia is Israel’s last hope: report

God bless the feet licker of the Zionist ? :azn: Think again !

Thank you for the gesture ! But still I do not think that disrespecting my leaders and criticizing my nation for their wrong practices would mean that you do not love us ... Actually , it would exactly the opposite ...

there is a big different between bashing and constructive criticism> read your first post and figure out yourself

my brother BLACKEGALE is right >
 
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Just take a look at this thread to have an idea of the real Zionists feet lickers:;)
http://www.defence.pk/forums/world-affairs/176773-pallywood-debunking-palestinean-lies.html
Do you think we don't know you?:lol:
Those and their likes have always been a dagger in Ummah's side and always will be...we don't give a damn **** of what Ummah's enimies think of it's protectors... I know that they are in their worst times, they will be crushed again and again and again...;)

First of all , the thread wasn't started by me and nor do i have a single post in that very thread ... :azn:
So there your stupid argument goes to **** ... FYI , somebozo used to be a die hard supporter of your monarchy ... Check his previous posts and you will realize ... I have no idea what made him do that , perhaps he had a change of heart ...

Dagger in Ummah's side ? Is calling everybody who criticizes you as " infidel " thing starting again ? :azn:
Ummah's protector's who almost openly collaborate with the US and Zionist ? Is that what you mean ? Who paved the way for the creation of Israel by fighting against their fellow muslim brothers of Ottoman Empire ? Need i tell you about the corrupt practices of monarchy in Arab countries ?
You were the guys who made the US a super power by pegging the oil with dollar and allowing them to increase their influence in the ME by allowing them bases and renting them to defend you against Iraq ! Not to mention asking everybody to fight against Israel and US whilst at the same time remaining in bed with them ... Who are you fooling ?

Shall i enlighten you more about the history of you guys in modern times ?
 
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Lol PressTV at it again. The biggest joke of the Media world. Seriously even Iranians call it a $hit source of news.

You can get a lot of information out of PressTV simply by seeing the opposite image of it says. For example if PressTV says this way is right then you can know for certain without any doubt that this way is actually left. So thank you PressTV for saying that Saudi Arabia is Israel's enemy :)
 
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I fail to understand why does 'Press TV' give so much importance to reports of Israel?

If true its clearly a selective approach by 'Press TV'.

At the end how can we blame Saudi Arabia for external reports.
 
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You've got to be kidding me ! On one hand the same Pakistanis (and many more Nationalities) were crying 'Nejadi Imperialism' in that 'Debunking the Palestinian...thread' and how its actually conned us into hating the poor defenceless and utterly righteous Israel and now on the other hand your saying that the 'Saudis are their last hope' ! Do you guys even listen to yourselves ?
 
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From an Israeli source rather than PressTV... which the wahabis here would like. :azn: :)


For Saudi Arabia, Israel is turning from foe to friend

Dialogue between Riyadh and Jeursalem will help both countries and promote a diplomatic agreement in the region.

Saudi Defense Minister, Prince Salman, was the guest last week of his American counterpart Leon Panetta and, in an unusual step, was also hosted by U.S. President Barack Obama. On the agenda: Iran and the unrest in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia's neighbor and the headquarters of the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet, the American naval power in the Persian Gulf.

The number 3 man in the Saudi ruling house could soon move to the top. He is young and healthy - everything is relative - compared to his half-brother, King Abdullah, 89, and Crown Prince Nayef, 79. The Americans have been working hard for many years to foster ties with the Saudi security forces. The chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Martin Dempsey, headed from 2001 to 2003 a delegation of advisors to the Saudi National Guard.

A thin veneer of stability purchased with oil money covers a well that threatens to swallow a thousand wealthy princes. In a population of 27 million people, 5.5 million do not have Saudi citizenship. The unemployment rate among young people in the kingdom is 30 percent and the literacy rate is only 80 percent.

That is the background to the interesting message directed at Israel through an article published by a Saudi general in the American military magazine Joint Force Quarterly. Since a senior officer, a brigadier general in the royal family, does not pretend not to have the authority to reflect the conservative stand of the regime and does not publish for his own amusement statements and conclusions with diplomatic significance, it seems that Saudi Arabia is thus hesitatingly and conditionally courting Israel. The condition: that there be movement toward an agreement in the spirit of that promoted by Saudi King Abdullah. If Israel moves in this direction, he wrote as long as a decade ago, Saudi Arabia must express willingness for peace with Israel and influence the rest of the Arab world in this direction.

This time he went one step further. He praised President Shimon Peres and called for "encouraging Israelis, Palestinians and other Arabs to get to know each other at least initially over the Internet while discussing sports, photography and other common interests - including peace prospects."

The general-prince-Ph.d. is His Royal Highness Naef Bin Ahmed Al-Saud, who holds advanced degrees from Georgetown University and Cambridge. His military expertise: strategic planning and special operations, international diplomacy and cyber warfare. When he studied at the National Defense University in Washington D.C., among his classmates was Israel Air Force officer Zeev Snir, now a brigadier general in the IAF reserves, who, at the end of his studies was appointed the IAF's chief procurement officer and currently heads the security establishment's special means branch.

Naef is sensitive to the impact of social processes on the Saudi regime. In 2002, also in an article in the Joint Forces Quarterly, he predicted that "Riyadh has found it prudent to modernize its military and acquire advanced weapons. But future increases in population require allocating considerable resources to meet domestic needs such as education, housing and medical services." He also wrote that the Saudi rulers would lose their credibility if they did not take public opinion into consideration.

This month, in the same quarterly, Naef scrutinizes social protest in Israel from an angle that is of great interest to the kingdom's rulers - the social network's role in organizing protests but also in assisting police and security services in monitoring them.

Saudi Arabia has prepared itself to push back a wave of the Arab Spring if it comes to its shores, and it wants very much to learn the lessons of last summer's protests in Israel, as well as those of the riots in Britain in August. "The Kingdom's leadership has been observing developments in Israel as a test of social media's effectiveness in organizing non-violent protest to create significant shifts in security and economic policy," he wrote in the Joint Forces Quarterly.

Naef is trying to persuade his readers that the Saudi government's monitoring of the Internet, Facebook, Twitter and text messages has a legal foundation similar to that in the West and in "the world's largest democracy, India."

He also justifies Israeli opposition to the arrival of foreign agitators by boat or plane. "Ultimately, Western leaders do not want to see 'social media' sources organize large protests erupting in Riyadh or downtown Beijing," causing chain reactions that would lead to the collapse of Western economies.

There is a thread here that is begging to be followed. Israel and Saudi Arabia have a mutual enemy, Iran, and a mutual buttress, the United States. Dialogue between them, perhaps beginning with military people like Naef, will help both countries and promote a diplomatic agreement in the region.

For Saudi Arabia, Israel is turning from foe to friend - Haaretz Daily Newspaper | Israel News
 
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No good will come from opening diplomatic relations with people such as the Saudis, no real peace since Arab dictators tend to be toppled and replaced with even worse people.
You air-space and behind-the-scene gratitude will do quite well.
 
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Why is there a likelihood that Saudi Arabia would support Israel if there was a war between Israel & Iran?

Will Saudi Arabia Support an Israeli Attack on Iran In June? - Forbes

Also, here is a link to another interesting article:

Saudi Arabia in charge of US Policy: Israel cheerleads, Saudi's finance & Cold War lives - English pravda.ru

Cut off head of snake Saudis told U.S. on Iran | Reuters

King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia repeatedly exhorted the United States to "cut off the head of the snake" by launching military strikes to destroy Iran's nuclear program, according to leaked U.S. diplomatic cables.
 
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From an Israeli source rather than PressTV... which the wahabis here would like. :azn: :)


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Of course, we are so Zionists:rofl:...
It is true. Thanks for the nice documentary. :tup: I also used to believe in Palestinian terrorism once upon a time. But now I stand for Israeli cause based on my research.

Palestinian terrorists are no better than Chechenyan terrorists, pakistan's taliban, libyan terrorists and Syrian terrorists.
http://www.defence.pk/forums/world-affairs/176773-pallywood-debunking-palestinean-lies.html
 
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Whats the big deal Saudis are a sovn nation. If they want to be Israeli ally its a matter for them

No good will come from opening diplomatic relations with people such as the Saudis, no real peace since Arab dictators tend to be toppled and replaced with even worse people.
You air-space and behind-the-scene gratitude will do quite well.

You cant deny the glue of American alliance. Israel and Sauds are tied together by America
 
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