Trump’s latest push for a U.S.-Saudi nuclear deal hinges on Riyadh recognizing Israel—a move that’s sparking global alarm over nuclear proliferation risks. While Trump insists the deal is strictly for peaceful, non-enrichment purposes, experts question whether current safeguards are enough in a volatile region. The deal’s success depends on Saudi acceptance of the Abraham Accords, which Trump previously brokered. Though Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman hasn’t publicly agreed, he’s made clear recognition of Israel is conditional on a viable Palestinian state. Meanwhile, Saudi officials warn they’ll pursue nuclear capability if Iran does—fueling fears this U.S. deal could secretly pave the way for enrichment.
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