The end of an aimless journey and Biden’s empty hands.
The American president, who had traveled to West Asia to achieve goals such as increasing oil production, integrating the Zionist regime into regional trends, creating a coalition against Iran, and renewing Washington’s partnership with Arab countries, returned to the White House without tangible results.
US President Joe Biden came to West Asia on a four-day trip to find a solution to the most important political concerns and economic-security needs of the West in this region. The insecurities of the West in the field of energy, concerns about instabilities in the Zionist regime, the Iran case and the deterrence that Washington failed to create, and even the broken and weak Arab-American alliance were the most important concerns and challenges that drew the Fartot resident to the White House. After four days of noisy travel and intensive programs, neither observers of developments in America are satisfied with Biden’s trip, nor are their Zionist allies hopeful about the results of this regional round. In the following, we will have a look at the events in the two main destinations of Biden’s trip, namely the occupied territories and Saudi Arabia, and we will examine the results of his struggles.
Landing in “Bengorin” and in the middle of security measures, frustration and inefficiency
The plane carrying the President of the United States landed at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv on Wednesday afternoon. The authorities of the Zionist regime went to welcome Biden while they had many security fears and had deployed the “Iron Dome” air defense systems around the plane carrying their guest. Of course, the cost of hosting the President of the United States was much higher than this, and his two-day stay was expensive for Tel Aviv. Because before Biden’s trip, the Zionist newspaper “Israel Hum” admitted in a report that Tel Aviv is preparing the preparations for the visit of the American president to the region and the occupied territories in a fast way and during a huge logistics operation. According to these Hebrew reports, several large C-17 Globemaster transport planes had landed at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv a week before the trip; These planes were carrying support equipment for the president’s companions who are supposed to accompany Biden to Tel Aviv. About 80 vehicles, including the presidential limousine, which is known as the “beast” due to its size and extremely heavy weight, are part of this equipment.
