Saudi Arabia affirmed that the Palestinian people have a "right to their land", and they are "not intruders or immigrants" who can be expelled whenever the "brutal Israeli occupation wishes".

Riyadh: Saudi Arabia has condemned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's suggestion that the kingdom's land be used to establish a Palestinian state, Al Jazeera reported on Sunday.

Saudi Arabia affirmed its categorical rejection of remarks by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about displacing Palestinians from their land, the foreign ministry said in a statement on Sunday.

The United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, the first Gulf countries to normalize relations with Israel under the 2020 Abraham Accords, have condemned recent Israeli proposals to relocate Palestinians to Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries on Sunday (Feb 9) condemned remarks by Israel's prime minister who appeared to suggest in an interview that a Palestinian state could be established on Saudi territory.

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Sunday condemned in unequivocal terms the recent statement by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suggesting Palestinian people should establish a state in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia has affirmed its categorical rejection of remarks by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about displacing Palestinians from their land. In a statement, Foreign Ministry said it valued brotherly states' rejection of Netanyahu's remarks.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s “irresponsible” suggestion about Saudi Arabia and Palestinian state has sparked widespread outrage.According to Al Jazeera, Saudi Arabia on Sunday, February 9,

Saudi Arabia reaffirmed that Palestinians are not “intruders or immigrants” to be expelled at Israel’s will. Instead, it accused proponents of these extremist views of obstructing peace by rejecting Arab-led initiatives and systematically oppressing Palestinians for over 75 years, in violation of international law and UN principles.

Saudi Arabia has condemned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's suggestion that the kingdom's land be used to establish a Palestinian state, Al Jazeera reported on Sunday.In a statement, the Saudi Foreign Ministry accused Netanyahu of attempting to "divert attention" from Israel's ongoing "crimes" in Gaza,

This extremist, occupying mentality does not understand what the Palestinian land means to the brotherly people of Palestine,' Saudi Foreign Ministry, slamming Israeli prime minister's statements - An