After Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman threatened the American president, the media advises the American administration to back down


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The latest news of Saudi Arabia and the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, Bin Salman, new Saudi affairs, presented by this episode of Samari TV

And starting with the reactions of the Western press to the document leaked by the American newspaper The Washington Post regarding the threat of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to punish the United States economically if it implements its promise to re-evaluate relations between Washington and Riyadh.

Where the American Axios website said that US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after his meeting with the Saudi Crown Prince to inform him of developments in American efforts regarding sponsoring an agreement for normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel. It seems that the Blinken/Bin Salman meeting did not produce anything new, as evidenced by Netanyahu's statement to Sky News that the decision to normalize remains in the hands of the Saudis, while stressing that the Saudi-Israeli normalization will represent a quantum leap for Tel Aviv in the course of Israeli-Arab relations.

On the other hand, the American newspaper Newsweek said that OPEC’s decision to reduce oil production by one million barrels per day next month may affect the popularity of US President Joe Biden before he runs for the presidential elections next year, since the Saudi production cut will inevitably affect US gasoline prices by the end of this year.

Finally, the American newspaper The New York Times considered that the recent visits by White House officials to Saudi Arabia are evidence of a new American approach towards Riyadh based on avoiding a clash with the Saudi crown prince in an attempt to contain it.