What did Joe Biden's visit mean for Israel, Saudi Arabia, Palestinians?
Flights will be allowed over Saudi Arabia, but normalization is far away * No progress has been made on a defensive alliance against Iran * The Palestinians are dissapointed
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Flights will be allowed over Saudi Arabia, but normalization is far away * No progress has been made on a defensive alliance against Iran * The Palestinians are dissapointed
Ben Caspit hosts this week Maj. Gen. (res.) Tamir Hayman, the managing director of the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS). Hayman previously held a number of senior positions within the IDF, including chief of Military Intelligence. Referring to President Joe Biden’s recent visit to Israel, Hayman notes that the American leader clearly demonstrated his warm feelings and deep commitment to Israel, based on common values. "In our neighborhood, in the Middle East, it is very important to have powerful friends that are emotionally connected to you," he noted.
Joe Biden’s trip to Israel, occupied Palestine and Saudi Arabia has come and gone.Citing “hostilities with Hamas over eleven days in May 2021,” the Jerusalem Declaration proclaimed by Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid reaffirmed Washington’s commitment to provide nuclear-armed Israel with $1 billion for missile defense (on top of the 3.8 billion it
Regional tensions will continue even if the nuclear deal between Iran and the West is restored.
Russia could send a nuclear attack against the U.S., according to David Wurmser of the Washington-based Center for Security Policy.