Saudi Arabia and Kuwait have officially banned all Israeli passport holders from entering their countries, warning of immediate arrest if found.

The claim that Saudi Arabia and Kuwait have officially banned all Israeli passport holders from entering their countries, with warnings of immediate arrest, is partially supported by various sources. While it is well-documented that both countries have historically imposed restrictions on Israeli passport holders, the specific context and timing of these bans require careful consideration. Reports indicate that Kuwait has recently reiterated its stance against Israeli passport holders, aligning with its long-standing policy. However, Saudi Arabia's position is more nuanced; while it does not officially recognize Israel and generally prohibits entry for Israeli citizens, there are exceptions, particularly for Muslim citizens of Israel traveling for the Hajj pilgrimage. The sources cited are predominantly unreliable, lacking credibility and verification from established news outlets, which raises concerns about the accuracy of the information presented. Therefore, while there is a basis for the claim regarding Kuwait, the situation with Saudi Arabia is more complex and does not fully support the assertion of a blanket ban with immediate arrest.