Saudi Arabia has assured the Palestinian Authority that it will not normalize relations with Israel until conditions for establishing an independent Palestinian state are met. A senior Palestinian official told the Times of Israel that Riyadh reaffirmed its commitment to the Palestinian cause during internal meetings, emphasizing that normalization can only proceed based on the 1967 borders. The assurance comes ahead of a meeting between Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and U.S. President Donald Trump, where Washington is expected to press Riyadh to advance ties with Israel. Palestinian officials expressed confidence that Saudi Arabia will not shift its stance abruptly. The statement contrasts with the 2020 Abraham Accords, under which four Arab nations normalized relations with Israel. Meanwhile, discussions continue regarding Hamas’s control of Gaza, as both the Palestinian Authority and the Arab League have urged Hamas to disarm, a demand the group has rejected.