Blessing: It allows for rapid modernization and growth in an area that is otherwise almost completely unproductive and financially non-viable.
Curse: It allows for the survival of cruel and authoritarian dictatorships since they can support themselves on oil revenues without having to deal with taxation and "paying" (both to stop people from protesting and to hire police to beat those who won't back down to money) to avoid needing to concede to partial democratic reforms.
Oman is not part of Saudi Arabia because Oman and Saudi Arabia is a different countries.
Riyadh is the capital city of Saudi Arabia; which is located on the Asian continent
Saudi Arabia is the only country that borders both the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea.
Mount Moriah for the Temple and Mount Olives for the real Rapture. Both are in Yerushalayim. Mount Horev of the Commandments Tablets fame is in Saudi Arabia and not in the Sinai Peninsula as claimed by the church.
Syria is in Asia and Arabia is divided between Asia and Africa.
Yes, the countries of Sweden and Norway form the Scandinavian Peninsula.
The peninsula that both Russia and Germany wanted to control during the Russo-Japanese War was the Liaotung Peninsula. It is located between China and Korea.
Spain and Portugal are on the Iberian Peninsula.
The Italian peninsula is in the center, and generally smaller than the Scandinavian peninsula. A similarity would be that they are both in the northeastern region of Europe.
Greece
No, Palestine is a country and Saudi Arabia is another country, but they're both in Asia.
Italy, Norway, Finland, Sweden, all Balkan countries (greets, Macedonia, Albania, Montenegro, Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Bulgaria, Romania, Slovenia, part of Turkey) Denmark Spain, Portugal (both on Iberian Peninsula) Malaysia North Korea, South Korea