A channel asserts that Riyadh's waning interest in normalization with Israel stems from securing a nuclear project, adding that there is no truly civilian nuclear program in the Middle East.
A channel commentary on Wednesday morning asserted that Saudi Arabia's cooling interest in the Abraham Accords is due to the kingdom securing a nuclear project, with the caveat that there is no truly civilian nuclear program in the Middle East. The comment comes as The Zioneer has reported extensively on the US-Saudi civilian nuclear agreement, which includes provisions for uranium enrichment on Saudi soil. The channel's view echoes skepticism about the civilian nature of the program, aligning with Israeli security concerns. The commentary was published on the channel's platform at 08:02 Jerusalem time.
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