US President Donald Trump’s visit to the Arab Gulf region bore a set of changes in American foreign policy. This visit was described as it comes within the framework of economic cooperation and isolating China from the scene in the Middle East in light of the agreements that Trump signed with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and the State of Qatar.
Where the total agreements and understandings in economic, investment and military partnerships came deals with a value of more than 3.2 trillion dollars, and this will provide many employment opportunities and trade exchanges between the Gulf states and the United States of America, but there is a missing link with this visit that President Trump did not pass to Tel Aviv as part of his visit to the Middle East, and this is considered by some to be a qualitative and important change in US foreign policy of the White House administration.
The data that preceded this visit, which was represented in the dismissal of US National Security Adviser, Michael Waltz, who is considered one of the hawks supporting Israel, is the beginning of the change in dealing with the administration of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and this is what the Israeli Minister of Economy Nir Barakat denied to the Fortin Policy magazine in an interview, and said that (the relationship between Netanyahu and Trump is “very strong” despite Israel ignoring the Middle East very close).
He pointed out that (the differences with Washington are incoming, but the American -Israeli strategic alliance is “stronger than ever”).
Contrary to Israeli newspapers, such as the newspaper “Hares”, whose editor was emphasized that there is a great ignorance of the American administration of Netanyahu and that this matter began to appear clearly through Trump’s moves on the issue of negotiating to release the hostages, the last of which was Alexander, that Washington completely ignored Tel Aviv, adding to the file of humanitarian aid to Gaza, which is negotiating the White House directly with the regional players And enthusiasm.
The summary of the topic, regardless of what is promoting in Israel or American newspapers regarding President Trump’s visit to the Middle East without passing through the Tel Aviv gate as a change of foreign policy, but the statements of the Israeli Minister of Economy are the constant in US -Israeli relations, which is the level of the strategic alliance between the two parties, and Trump’s knowledge of the size of the Jewish lobby in Washington and the influence of American decision -makers, he is well aware that his visit to Israel is an inevitable necessity, and it will be an inevitable necessity The appropriate, not a matter of desire, but rather to tools to pass the upcoming federal budget in Congress next September.
