This new, ambitious plan by the Saudi Crown Prince may involve Israel

The "NEOM" project itself is located as close to Eilat as possible, which suggests that Israel is supposed to participate one day, and on a declarative level.

SAUDI CROWN Prince Mohammed bin Salman greets US President Joe Biden in Jeddah, last year. Strategically, the crown prince’s openness on the nuclear issue is the most reasonable way to handle the situation, says the writer.

(photo credit: Saudi Royal Court/Reuters)

ByDR. YARON FRIEDMAN

MARCH 19, 2024 09:39

Updated: MARCH 19, 2024 09:40

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