The Secretary-General of the Arab League, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, commented on the statements of the Prime Minister of the Israeli occupation government, Benjamin Netanyahu, regarding what he called a "Palestinian state in Saudi Arabia," saying that it reflects a complete disconnect from reality, according to the "AFP" agency.

Aboul Gheit considered Netanyahu's statements about establishing a Palestinian state in Saudi Arabia to be "completely disconnected from reality."

"The logic on which (the statements) are based is unacceptable and reflects a complete disconnect from reality," said Ambassador Gamal Rushdi, Aboul Gheit's spokesman.

He stressed that the Palestinian state will only be established on the land of Palestine that was occupied in 1967, with East Jerusalem as its capital, and its territory being the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, without separation between them.