ahlam1399
05-14-2014, 01:33 AM
Comment on دعوة سعود الفيصل لنظيره الايراني لزيارة الرياض زلزال دبلوماسي خطير سيقلب المعادلات في المنطقة وسيعزز فرص الحل السياسي للازمات السورية والعراقية والبحرينية والخاسر الاكبر المحور التركي القطري الاخواني by R.Masri
.Undoubtedly these are very interesting news marking a major turn in policies on the part of the Saudi decision makers that bode well for resolution of regional crises, foremost the enraging Civil War in Syria. Ironically these reconciliatory and positive language by the Saudi Royalty towards Iran emanate from the very first person, Prince Saud El-Faysal, who was the first to call for militarization of the peaceful popular uprising in Syria as Saudi Arabia became a major supporter in funds and arms to the Syrian Opposition. Making an 1800 turn and change of position by the Saudis on relations with Iran while a very welcome move for the security and stability of the Gulf region potentially reflecting positively on ending the crisis in Syria, nevertheless leaves one wondering who ultimately pays for wrong decisions. The Saudi move appears dictated by many factors including the potential internal security threat the Jihadist Salafists currently recruited to fighting in Syria could pose to Saudi Arabia; the changing scenario on the battle ground in Syria; the apparent increasing rift among the partners in the GCC and the ensuing confusions with regard to the impending succession of power to the third generation among the Saudi Royalty.
.Undoubtedly these are very interesting news marking a major turn in policies on the part of the Saudi decision makers that bode well for resolution of regional crises, foremost the enraging Civil War in Syria. Ironically these reconciliatory and positive language by the Saudi Royalty towards Iran emanate from the very first person, Prince Saud El-Faysal, who was the first to call for militarization of the peaceful popular uprising in Syria as Saudi Arabia became a major supporter in funds and arms to the Syrian Opposition. Making an 1800 turn and change of position by the Saudis on relations with Iran while a very welcome move for the security and stability of the Gulf region potentially reflecting positively on ending the crisis in Syria, nevertheless leaves one wondering who ultimately pays for wrong decisions. The Saudi move appears dictated by many factors including the potential internal security threat the Jihadist Salafists currently recruited to fighting in Syria could pose to Saudi Arabia; the changing scenario on the battle ground in Syria; the apparent increasing rift among the partners in the GCC and the ensuing confusions with regard to the impending succession of power to the third generation among the Saudi Royalty.