Democrats Urge Biden to Prioritize Palestinian Concessions in Saudi-Israel Pact

Democratic senators have informed President Biden that any diplomatic pact between Saudi Arabia and Israel must include commitments from Israel to halt settlements in Palestinian territories and preserve the option of a two-state solution. The demands are likely to face resistance from hard-line members of the Israeli government. The senators also expressed concerns about a new U.S. defense treaty with Saudi Arabia, stating that a high degree of proof would be required to show that it aligns with U.S. interests. The Biden administration faces skepticism from Democrats as it navigates complex negotiations between Saudi Arabia and Israel. Approval from Democrats is crucial for any new defense agreement with Saudi Arabia.
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