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Saturday, 21 May 2022 (YJC)_ After a trip to Saudi Arabia, a Zionist rabbi stated that in the process of normalizing relations between Riyadh and Tel Aviv, the only issue is time.
Rabbi Steven Borg, chief executive of Aish Global, based in occupied Jerusalem, says the only issue in the process of normalizing relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia is time.
According to Zionist TV Channel 7, Rabbi Borg, who recently traveled to Bahrain and Saudi Arabia with a number of Zionist businessmen, described Saudi Arabia as a wonderful country and said:
He has seen a country move forward with a business community that wants to move away from oil in order to achieve a better economic situation.
He clarified:
While Riyadh has not yet signed Ibrahim agreements to normalize relations with Israel, people I spoke to in Saudi Arabia said that the only issue on this path is time.
This Zionist rabbi claimed:
This will probably take two years. Saudi society is a conservative society and they have to move the country forward. But the bottom line is that Iran is everyone's common denominator. They look around and say that Israel is really a place where we can benefit economically.
He continues:
If you are Jewish and pro-Israel, you will have no problem in Saudi Arabia. They are very fascinated by what is happening here in (Israel) and they are somehow waiting for us to take a step forward.
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