ISIS, born out of common womb of Saudi, Israel

Iranian university professor, Mohammad Sadeq Kooshki says both Saudi and Israel were established by Britain, adding the two sides have kept their alliance since their illegitimate birth.

Kooshki was speaking to the Qods News Agency (Qodsna) in Tehran.

“Saudis only express their enmity towards Israel while in practice they go otherwise,” the university professor said, adding the alliance between the sides has surfaced including in the Saudi-sponsored Fatah movement’s policy of recognition of Israel in 1981.

“Saudis moved to recognize Israel in 1981 inside the 1967 borders based on the UN Resolution 242,” Kooshki noted, adding both sides adopted a simultaneous stance against a fledgling Islamic Revolution in 1979.

“The two sides cement their ties in the course of the Islamic Revolution,” he said, adding the Saudi-Israel alliance also surfaced in their stance against the Lebanese Hezbollah in the 2006 war on Lebanon.

The university professor called the ISIS terror group the latest joint move of the two sides, adding the ISIS was born out of the common Israel-Saudi womb.

“The ISIS terror group has yet to fire a single bullet at Israel,” Kooshki noted, adding Israel feels calm at north since the rise of ISIS.