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by Barney Breen-Portnoy
Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman. Photo: Bandar Algaloud / Courtesy of Saudi Royal Court / Handout via Reuters.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met in New York City on Tuesday afternoon with around a half-dozen representatives of major American Jewish groups, The Algemeiner has learned.
According to a witness who spoke with The Algemeiner, the sit-down took place at the Plaza Hotel in Manhattan and lasted for over an hour.
No details about the content of the discussion were available as of press time.
The 32-year-old Saudi royal — who was named crown prince by his father, the 82-year-old King Salman, last summer — is currently in the midst of a multi-week trip to the US.
Last Tuesday, the crown prince — commonly known in the West as MBS — visited the White House in Washington, DC, where he met with President Donald Trump.
Behind-the-scenes ties between Saudi Arabia and Israel have reportedly grown tighter in recent years, due to a common regional threat posed by Iran.
