The joint statement of the United States and Tel Aviv was revealed during Biden’s visit to the occupied territories

According to IRNA from Al-Jazeera, the Zionist Broadcasting Organization known as “Kan” quoted a Zionist official in this regard and reported the joint statement of Biden’s trip, the declaration of the name of Quds, and in which Washington will commit to the security of Israel.
According to the report of this Zionist official, this declaration will also commit to not allowing Iran to obtain the alleged nuclear weapon and allowing Israel to defend itself.

Kahn quoted this Zionist official who requested that his name be withheld and announced: The Quds declaration is an emphasis on strengthening the normalization process of Arab countries with Israel and expanding the circle of countries that are involved in the peace agreement with Tel Aviv.

Zionist sources announced that “Biden’s trip is related to preparations, measures and understandings within the framework of the responsibility of the American Central Command (Centcom terrorists) in the Middle East; Because Israel has joined the American Central Command in Kharomianeh many years after being a member of the American command in Europe.

In this regard, the American newspaper Wall Street Journal reported that the United States held a secret meeting with senior military officials of the Zionist regime and military commanders of the Arab countries in the city of Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt last March.

According to the Wall Street Journal, in the meeting of Sharm El-Sheikh, Aviv Kokhawi, Chief of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Israeli Army, Major General Fayyad bin Hamed al-Waili, Chief of the General Staff of the Saudi Armed Forces, Lt. Gen. Salem bin Hamad Al-Nabit, Commander of the Qatari Armed Forces, and senior commanders of Jordan. Egypt, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates came together.
The newspaper further claimed: “Much of the infrastructure is in place for a potential regional air defense system.”

Earlier, the Hebrew media had announced that “the nature of the visit of US President Joe Biden to the region is Saudi Arabia with the purpose of building trust; But in the end, it paves the way for the normalization of relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia.
A few days ago, the White House announced in a statement that Joe Biden will visit the Middle East on July 13-16 (July 22-25), specifically Israel, the West Bank, and Saudi Arabia. did