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I understand why many in an Israeli society still traumatized by the Hamas surprise attack on Oct. 7 don’t want to hear talk of a Palestinian state, even in a demilitarized form. But for many Israelis that was true for years before the Gaza war. To continue ignoring the subject now would be a grave error. Israel needs to shape it, not ignore it. This will force Israel’s Arab allies to distance themselves from the Jewish state.
Persons: Organizations: Israel, Israel reconnecting, West Bank Locations: Israel, America, Saudi Arabia, Palestinian, Gaza
Once in a while, some single thing manages to encapsulate all that feels terrible about our world today. For me, this week, it was a bone-chilling report from Human Rights Watch documenting how Saudi border guards had killed hundreds — perhaps thousands — of Ethiopians seeking to cross from Yemen into Saudi Arabia. I realized what I thought were people sleeping around me were actually dead bodies.” There were bloodied corpses all around her. Another survivor, a 17-year-old boy, described being forced by Saudi guards to rape two girls after another man who had been asked to do the same was executed for refusing. In these reports from a remote corner of a distant desert, I saw a glimpse of the unrelenting cruelty that is our future.
Persons: Hamdiya, Prince Mohammed bin Salman Organizations: Human Rights Watch, Saudi, Washington Post Locations: Saudi, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Istanbul
Opinion | The Wannabe Putin in Saudi Arabia
  + stars: | 2023-06-28 | by ( Nicholas Kristof | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +1 min
foolishness” for strains in Russia-American relations — because they wanted a steady relationship, and Putin was unmistakably in control of an important country. My candidate for tomorrow’s Putin is Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia, better known as M.B.S. and trying to reset relations with him — even as he seeks a “civilian” nuclear program. is a wannabe Putin,” said Dr. Khalid Aljabri, a Saudi cardiologist who previously worked as a clinician for the Saudi counterterrorism agency. Aljabri, who has a brother and sister imprisoned in Saudi Arabia for political reasons, lives in the United States and is frustrated that the crown prince has, as he puts it, played Biden “like a fiddle.”
Persons: Vladimir Putin’s, , Putin, they’re, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Biden, M.B.S, , , Khalid Aljabri Organizations: , Crown, Biden “ Locations: Georgia, Crimea, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Saudi, United States
President Biden vowed during his quest for the White House to make the Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, a “pariah” over the killing and dismemberment of a dissident. He threatened the prince again last fall with “consequences” for defying American wishes on oil policy. Mr. Biden, visiting Saudi Arabia last year, fist bumped Prince Mohammed when they met and regularly dispatches officials to see him — including his secretary of state, Antony J. Blinken, this past week. Senator Graham grinned next to the prince — known by his initials M.B.S. — during a visit to Saudi Arabia in April.
Persons: Biden, Mohammed bin Salman, Lindsey Graham, Prince Mohammed, , Jay Monahan, , Antony J, Graham grinned, Monahan, LIV, , Abdullah Alaoudh Organizations: White, Republican, PGA Tour, PGA, LIV Golf, Freedom Initiative Locations: Saudi, Saudi Arabia, Washington
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