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In a significant escalation of rhetoric, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has condemned Israel's military actions in Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran, accusing the country of committing genocide. This criticism comes amid a worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, following a Hamas attack that has led to soaring casualties. During a summit in Riyadh, Gulf leaders expressed a strong collective call for the withdrawal of Israeli forces, reflecting a renewed commitment to Palestinian rights. As geopolitical dynamics shift, particularly with the potential return of Donald Trump to power, Saudi Arabia is also pursuing economic diversification under Vision 2030, alongside its diplomatic efforts in the region.

Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has condemned Israel's military actions in Gaza and Lebanon, labelling them as 'genocide.' His remarks were made during recent summits where Gulf leaders expressed concerns over rising violence following an escalation by Hamas. Saudi Arabia also unveiled an AI travel companion and faced criticism from Amnesty International regarding its World Cup bid due to human rights concerns. Additionally, the Al-Jawf region witnessed rare snowfall, transforming the desert landscape into a winter wonderland.