at least, according to this source. In essence, the Saudis are telling Israel to recognize a Palestinean state and to give back all of the land they captured in the 1967 war and then maybe there will be peace. Of course, if Israel does that, there will be places where the country is only 7 miles wide and very hard to defend but that seems beside the point.
"Our plan recognizes the right of Israel to exist only after acceptance of a Palestinian state, the return to the 1967 borders and an end to the state of belligerency."
--Prince Abdullah, November 1981
"Saudi Arabia believes the time has come to end the Arab-Israeli conflict and achieve a just and comprehensive solution to the Palestinian question."
--Prince Saud Faisal, April 1991
"This is exactly the idea I had in mind--full withdrawal from all the occupied territories, in accord with U.N. resolutions, including in Jerusalem, for full normalization of relations."
--Crown Prince Abdullah, February 2002
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It appears the Saudi "Peace Plan" is nothing new
