Washington’s insistence on the Saudi-Israeli normalization stems from a perception that sees “Israel” as the "regional alternative," expected to fill the void as the U.S. shifts its focus to China and Russia.

How might Trump's relationship with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and the Saudi royal court evolve if he wins? What significant agreements could arise from their partnership?

American media revealed that National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan intends to visit Saudi Arabia to discuss a "potential major deal" with Saudi Crown Prince, including normalization with “Israel” and a defensive treaty between Washington and Riyadh.

In mid-September, the United States signed a security deal with Bahrain at the U.S. Department of State in Washington to strengthen the defense and economic ties between the two countries.

Saudi Arabia has been seeking to normalize ties with the Israeli Occupation but has also been pursuing a civilian nuclear program that Israel opposes.