On 26 October, Al-Ahad TV (AAH — official owned media) carried international-relations researcher Mohammed al-Habbabi’s argument that the Mecca agreement was defensive, welcomed Iran’s participation and allowed possible Saudi normalization—and an Israeli alliance—if a two-state solution were achieved. On the same programme, Arab Center for Iranian Studies director Mohammed Saleh Sidqian said Iran had not objected to the agreement and its president had raised possible participation, while Institute of Thought for Strategic Studies director Bakir Atajan described Iran as distant from it.
- Al-Ahad TVAAH — official owned media27 Oct, 00:07
“Iran did not object to the Mecca agreement... The Iranian president suggested Iran might join the Mecca alliance.”
ايران لم تعترض على "اتفاق مكة" ... الرئيس الإيراني رجح دخول ايران في "حلف مكة"
- Al-Ahad TVAAH — official owned media27 Oct, 00:08
“The Mecca agreement is defensive and contains no hostility toward any Islamic state. Iran is an influential state, and we welcome its entry into the Mecca agreement and want to forget the past. Saudi normalization with Israel is possible, and it could be an ally if it achieves the two-state solution.”
اتفاق مكة دفاعي وليس فيه عداء لاي دولة إسلامية ايران دولة فاعلة ونرحب بدخولها في اتفاق مكة ونريد نسيان الماضي التطبيع السعودي مع إسرائيل محتمل وقد تكون "حليفا" اذا حققت حل الدولتين
- Al-Ahad TVAAH — official owned media27 Oct, 00:09
“Iran is distant from the Mecca agreement. Turkey seeks to unify efforts and create alliances, even bilateral ones. Attacks on Iran are condemned and rejected.”
ايران بعيدة عن اتفاق مكة تركيا تسعى الى توحيد الجهود وانشاء تحالفات حتى لو كانت ثنائية الاعتداءات على ايران مستنكرة ومرفوضة