The Israeli newspaper claims: Saudi Arabia asked Trump to give diplomacy a chance The Israeli newspaper "Jerusalem Post", citing two regional sources, claimed that Saudi Arabia asked the administration of Donald Trump to "give diplomacy a chance" before the US president makes his final decision on military action against Iran. According to the Jerusalem Post report, Riyadh fears that if Trump orders an attack on Iran, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Iranian military will hit targets in Saudi Arabia in retaliation; including water and electricity infrastructure and facilities related to the oil and energy sector in this country. A few days ago, the senior representatives of the "Mecca Agreement", consisting of Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, arrived in Tehran to meet with Iranian President Masoud Al-Mazjian, Foreign Minister Abbas Arjechi and Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council Mohsen Razai. Khalid bin Salman Al Saud, the Minister of Defense of Saudi Arabia, was also present in this delegation.