Saudi Arabia Demands Action to Save Two-State Solution as Settlement Expansion Threatens Window
Press Briefings • United NationsSeptember 24, 2026
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Saudi Arabia's top diplomat used a high-profile United Nations stakeout to lay down a stark diplomatic marker: there will be no normalization with Israel without a Palestinian state, and the international community is running out of time to act. Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Saudi Arabia, delivered the message following a ministerial meeting of the Global Alliance for the Implementation of the Two-State Solution, co-convened with Norway and the European Union in coordination with France — a coalition signaling an unusually unified Arab-European front on Palestinian statehood.
- Saudi Arabia reaffirms: no normalization with Israel absent a two-state solution, dismissing Abraham Accords rumors
- Global Alliance ministerial meeting unites Arab, European, and multilateral actors behind five concrete priorities to preserve Palestinian statehood
- Prince Faisal voices full support for Trump's 20-point Gaza plan but insists reconstruction and humanitarian access — not just disarmament — must be delivered
- Jordan's Foreign Minister warns E1 settlements would sever the West Bank, permanently destroying the geographic basis for a Palestinian state
- Houthi missile strikes on Saudi Arabia that same day prompt Prince Faisal to call Red Sea security an international responsibility, not Saudi Arabia's alone
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