US President Joe Biden sends his main diplomat to the Middle East just days after Egypt negotiates a ceasefire was obtained The Israeli military ended its 11-day deadly bombing and rocket launching of rockets against Israel.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv on Tuesday for the first round of a four-day trip, during which he will hold talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He will then travel to Ramallah in the occupied West Bank and meet with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in an effort to “strengthen” the ceasefire.
He will travel to Egypt and Jordan around Blink this week to “discuss key follow-up efforts to establish a ceasefire in the coming months and reduce the risk of further conflict.”
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US President Joe Biden has sent his top diplomat to the Middle East a few days after the Egyptian agent’s attack Reach a ceasefire Ended the 11-day deadly Israeli bombing of the Gaza Strip and launched rockets at Israel.
U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Brinken arrived in Tel Aviv, Israel, on Tuesday for a four-day visit. During this period, he will hold talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He will then travel to Ramallah in the occupied West Bank to meet with Mahmoud Abbas, Chairman of the Palestinian Authority, in order to “consolidate” the ceasefire.
Blink will travel to neighboring Egypt and Jordan this week to “discuss the follow-up actions necessary to consolidate the ceasefire and reduce the risk of further conflict in the coming months.”