Blinken has arrived in Israel again and is holding talks with Netanyahu Chaim Tsah/GPO
Baku/16.10.23/Turan: U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken has once again touched down in Israel, underscoring the United States' commitment to maintaining robust diplomatic relations in the Middle East. During his visit, Secretary Blinken is set to engage in high-level talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, among other key figures in the region.
This visit marks Secretary Blinken's second trip to Israel within the span of a week, reflecting the importance of ongoing dialogue between the two nations. The Secretary is slated to hold discussions with President Yitzhak Herzog, Defense Minister Yoav Galant, and Beni Ganz, the leader of the Mahane Mamlahti party. Additionally, he is expected to meet with Gadi Aizenkot, as well as opposition leader Yair Lapid, showcasing the breadth of diplomatic engagement on his agenda.
Blinken's visit to Israel is part of a broader regional tour that commenced on October 11 and will extend until October 16. This comprehensive journey through the Middle East includes stops in Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain, and Qatar. Such diplomatic engagement reaffirms the United States' commitment to fostering stability and cooperation in the region.
Looking ahead, President Joe Biden is set to make a significant visit to Israel in the coming days, further underscoring the enduring partnership between the two nations. President Biden is also expected to visit Egypt as part of his itinerary, although specific dates for these visits have yet to be finalized. --0--
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