Hamas-Israel conflict 'Saudi stands with Palestinians', Crown Prince as Israel-Hamas conflict escalates

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman told Mahmoud Abbas that the Gulf kingdom would stand with the Palestinian people to ensure they get their rights.

Israel is continuously attacking the Gaza Strip after the attacks by the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia said it stands with the Palestinians to bring peace. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman told Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas that he was working to stop the conflict that escalated after the Hamas attack on Israel.

together to get the rights
According to Saudi media reports, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman told Mahmoud Abbas that the Gulf kingdom would stand with the Palestinian people to ensure their rights, achieve their hopes and aspirations, and achieve a just and lasting peace.

1600 people died
The attack by terrorist organisation Hamas on Israel has created a stir across the world. So far, about 900 people have lost their lives in these painful attacks in Israel. At the same time, it has come to light that 690 people lost their lives in the counterattack by Israel on the Gaza Strip.

The escalating violence reportedly began amid speculation that Saudi Arabia, which has never recognised Israel, was agreeing to normalise ties under a deal in which it would receive security guarantees from the US. And will also help develop a civilian nuclear program.

However, Prince Mohammed told the media last month that the Palestinian issue is critical to Saudi Arabia, which is home to Islam's holiest sites in Mecca and Medina. Prince Mohammed had said, 'We need to make life easier for Palestinians.'