Yeah like Israel only Despotic Repulsive Scuzzballs
What an angry snowflake, I'm sure You think this is the vocabulary at hand.
Saudi Arabia–United States relations - Wikipedia
There were times when Iranian and Israeli commanders were actually sitting together:
Mota Gur (Israeli Chief of Stuff) meets the Iranian General in Tehran (1970').
Why should Israel not cooperate with the more pragmatic players in the ME?
Brutal oppressive regimes always gravitate towards each other, it seems...
This was a shallow irrational response, made to demonize and deflect from any serious discussion, about such complicated issue as foreign relations, more so in the middle east.
Now lets examine Your comment further, and compare it to facts.
Saudi Arabia has official diplomatic and/or economic relations with countries such as:
Bangladesh,China,India, Japan, Philippines, Mexico, Austria, Denmark, Finland, France , Germany, Norway, UK, Canada, United States etc.
But unlike those countries, Israel DOES NOT have official relations with Saudi Arabia.
Q. So in which one of the Western countries above do You live?
Interesting the countries you mention Rylah,as most of them you mentioned ALL SUPPLY ARMS AND WEAPONRY to those Despots in Saudi Arabia....Now go figure why they have relations with Saudi????????????????answer MONEY yeah how shallow indeed,yet they prop up this medieval,repressive resgime
Your responses are infantile and shallow. Relations between nations are way more complicated than Utopian slogans, no matter how many capital letters You use.
Facts please.
When You talk about arms sales and military cooperation, Iran immediately jumps out.
A weapon of each specific manufacturer, bears a symbolic ideological message to the world - optics. Everyone knows what's the message/side of those with AK-47 vs those with M16.
Arms reflect the side one chooses to cooperate with.
On the other side diplomatic and economic relations are one way of motivating the less developed countries towards prosperity, and cooperation on a global plane.
When an Arab Muslim country turns towards Israel, it's a big step towards the West.
At the least it's a clear sign of will and transformation - moving towards a new direction vs Arab mainstream. Also it's pragmatism in the face of Iran.