Is Saudi Arabia attempting to normalise Israel through television?

A Saudi produced drama takes aim at Palestinians for their ‘ingratitude’ while praising Israel

Saudi Arabia is facing accusations of trying to normalise its alliance with Israel through Ramadan TV serials.

Then in a thinly veiled jab at the Palestinians, the character says: “The real enemy is the one who curses you, denies your sacrifices and support, and curses you day and night more than the Israelis.” Most saw it as part of a broader campaign to vilify Palestinians and rehabilitate Israel as part of warming ties between it and Gulf states.

One Twitter user explained the possible motivation for the coverage of Palestinians in the MBC drama: “Behind these messages that we think are ridiculous and reprehensible for all Arabs is a media and cultural project headed by Saudi Arabia and the UAE to normalise Israel.”

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