Zionists emphasize on confidential ties with a few Arab states

Zionist regime’s radical foreign minister, Avigdor Lieberman’s recent remarks about the confidential negotiations between the Zionist regime and a number of Arab states in the recent years has led to the official reaction of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.

The spokesperson for Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Ministry has rejected the remarks of the Zionist regime’s officials and has claimed that there are no relations or talks underway with the Zionist regime. The Kuwaiti deputy foreign minister also stated that the remarks of the Israeli regime’s foreign minister are sheer lies and there have been no such talks.

The Zionist regime’s foreign minister, in an interview with a Zionist paper, said that Saudi regime and Kuwait are two of the Arab states which the Israeli regime is negotiating with.

This is the first time that a Zionist regime’s official vividly speaks of such negotiations.

The Zionist regime’s foreign minister claimed that enmity with the Israeli regime has decreased throughout the region and behind-the-scene talks are underway with a number of Arab states, which will be openly announced within the next year.

Lieberman, who in the recent months has made strenuous efforts to distance himself from his radical image in the global scene, has said that Arab states insist on establishment of bilateral ties with the Zionists, as much as the Israeli regime wants to establish relations with them.

Previously, the Zionist regime’s ringleaders had also announced that they are in contact with Arab states, and that Zionists can freely travel to Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.

The Zionist regime’s primer, Benjamin Netanyahu, has insisted on several occasions that Israeli regime and Persian Gulf littoral Arab states maintain a common goal, and there is no option other than shifting toward confidential talks.

One of the approaches adopted by the Zionist regime’s ringleaders is to hold behind-the-scene talks.

In the year 1993, the Zionist regime’s officials, in the wake of holding confidential talks with the late Palestinian leader, Yasser Arafat, and his representatives, managed to persuade the Palestinian officials to sign Oslo peace treaty, thereby taking political and economic advantages from this situation by imposition of inconclusive talks on the Palestinian party.

The goal pursued by the illegal Zionist entity in conclusion of Oslo treaty was to somehow remove the political and economic sanctions slapped by the Arab World on the Zionist regime, and recognition of this illegal and illegitimate regime by the Arab states.

Zionist regime’s foreign minister in the 1990s, Shimon Perez, had said that the sanctions slapped on the Israeli regime in the region have inflicted huge losses on it, and the continuation of this trend can push this regime to the verge of destruction.

Hence, on the sidelines of multilateral talks between Arabs and the Zionist regime, Qatar was the first Arab state which established economic relations with the illegal Zionist entity.

Undoubtedly, in the recent decades, Arab World has held secret negotiations with the Zionist regime. Jordan is one of the states that after the Palestine Liberation Organization signed the peace treaty with Zionist regime in the year 1994.

Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, and Qatar, have on several occasions, especially throughout the last decade, moved to the verge of openly establishing ties with the Zionist regime.