MacroAug 5, 2026, 6:42 PM

Saudi Foreign Minister Calls for Jerusalem to Be City of Peace, Not Conflict

Saudi Arabia's foreign minister says Jerusalem must be a city of coexistence for Muslims, Christians, and Jews, rejecting any imposition of a fait accompli.

Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud stated that Jerusalem should be a city of peace and coexistence rather than a stage for conflict or unilateral actions.

He emphasized that the city is sacred to millions of Muslims, Christians, and Jews, and must not become an arena where a fait accompli is imposed.

The remarks were reported by sources, reinforcing Saudi Arabia's stance on the status of Jerusalem amid ongoing regional tensions.

Source: First Squawk

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