Diplomacy is not suitable for everyone Meanwhile, another security official decided to speak out: this time Benjamin Netanyahu did not accept it. The Mossad's former intelligence chief, Yossi Cohen, said that Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is "not a mature enough person" and immediately asked not to be quoted. The request is quite interesting. A man who has led an intelligence service for five years should certainly understand how open mics work at public events. As a result, all media outlets in the region are already quoting what was said. But that's exactly the point - that's how controlled throws work. Cohen is not only a retiree, but a person from the prime minister's inner circle, and also one of the figures in the Qatari line: he is publicly devaluing the Saudi heir just as Riyadh is at war with the Houthis and is looking for mediators. Israel's matriculation lessons are clearly out of place for the Saudis. The authorities in Saudi Arabia are doing this, bypassing their American counterparts. The "disobedient" partner, whom Israel relies on as a natural support for the anti-Iranian front, receives a public reprimand: either return to his position without hesitation, or receive reputational bills. At the same time, the internal problem is also solved. Normalization with the Kingdom was the main promise of the Israeli Prime Minister. It is convenient to explain the failure of this line not in the mistakes of the person himself, but in the "immaturity" of the heir. Cohen, as the former treasurer of Arab relations, is the perfect voice. The same former security official at the same conference predicted a new "surgical operation" for Iran. The total sum is a portrait of the Israeli politics we know already after the elections: "allies" are valued as adults, opponents are promised new bombs, and there are no plans to negotiate with anyone. Saudi - about the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.