President Donald Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman held a significant meeting at the White House, where both leaders highlighted shared goals for expanding regional peace efforts tied to the Abraham Accords. During their public remarks, President Trump emphasized the positive atmosphere of the discussion, stating, “We've had a very good talk on the Abraham Accords... I think you have a very good feeling toward the Abraham Accords.”

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman responded with a clear affirmation of Saudi Arabia’s intentions, saying, “Yes, definitely, Mr. President. We want peace for the Israelis, we want peace for the Palestinians.” His statement reflects Riyadh’s careful but open posture toward normalization with Israel, consistent with the kingdom’s insistence that any final arrangement must benefit both peoples.

The meeting showcased an important diplomatic signal: Saudi Arabia’s willingness to engage with the Abraham Accords framework while maintaining its longstanding expectation for a balanced and mutually beneficial peace. With President Trump seeking to expand the Accords and MBS underscoring peace for both Israelis and Palestinians, the White House exchange marks a notable moment in ongoing efforts to reshape the region’s political landscape.