SANA'A February 03. 2024 (Saba) -As part of America's efforts to protect the Zionist enemy entity, its Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, began a visit to Jordan as part of his fourth extensive tour in the Middle East, the focus of which is avoiding the expansion of the scope of war in the region.
Blinken arrived in Amman after two stops in Turkey and Greece.He is scheduled to hold talks with his Jordanian counterpart, Ayman Safadi, King Abdullah II, and visit one of the WFP centers in the capital, according to what an official in the delegation accompanying him confirmed.
Blinken said on Saturday evening at Chania Airport on the Greek island of Crete: “We must ensure that the conflict does not expand” in Gaza, where the war has entered its fourth month... adding: “One of the real aspects of fear is the border between the occupying entity, Lebanon, and we want to do everything possible.” "To ensure that the situation does not escalate."
Since the outbreak of the aggression against Gaza on the tenth of last October, Hezbollah and the Zionist enemy entity have exchanged bombardments daily across the border.
Fears of escalating tension on this front increased after the assassination of the Deputy Head of the Hamas Political Office, Saleh Al-Arouri, in an air strike by the Zionist enemy entity in the southern suburb of Beirut on Tuesday.
On Saturday, Hezbollah announced the launch of more than 60 missiles towards an “air control base” in northern occupied Palestine, placing this within the framework of the “initial response” to the assassination of Al-Arouri and in response to a series of Zionist raids on areas in southern Lebanon.
Blinken indicated that many of the conversations he will have in the coming days with all of Washington's allies and partners will revolve around the measures they can take using their influence and relationships to ensure that this conflict does not expand.
He also referred to the "vital role" that Turkey can play in this regard, after his talks in Istanbul with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
The aggression against Gaza entered its fourth month on Sunday, in light of American fears of the escalation of the conflict on the Lebanese border with the occupied Palestinian territories and its expansion in the region.
Blinken stressed "the necessity of preventing the expansion of the conflict, increasing humanitarian aid, reducing civilian casualties, working for a lasting regional peace, and progressing toward the establishment of a Palestinian state."
At the heart of his talks, which Blinken will hold with his Arab partners, who confirm that the priority is a permanent ceasefire, the American minister wants to discuss the management of the Gaza Strip, which fulfills the desires of the Zionist enemy in his visions of “day after” the end of the aggression.
After Jordan, Blinken will visit Qatar, which played the role of mediator in a truce between the Zionist entity and Hamas late last November, which allowed the release of hostages from Gaza in exchange for Palestinian detainees.
Blinken will conclude his day in Abu Dhabi, before heading to Saudi Arabia on Monday, then to the occupied territories, where he is expected to hold talks that he stressed “will not be easy.”
Observers considered that Blinken's visit to the region, in light of the dangers surrounding the Zionist enemy, aims to relieve pressure on the occupying entity due to fears of the expansion of the conflict in the region... stressing that the heavy Zionist losses prompted America to try to discuss stopping the war, especially with the increasing humanitarian crisis and the displacement of millions of Palestinians in Gaza.
While politicians pointed out that “Blinken’s tour in the Middle East comes at a very sensitive time due to the failure of the Zionist enemy entity to militarily control Gaza Strip, and the missile barrages that came out of northern Gaza on Tel Aviv and Ashkelon at the beginning of the new year,” and that “it was a message to the usurping entity and the United States of America, that the resistance is present and strong.”
Also, “the operations carried out by the Zionist enemy entity, such as the assassination of Saleh Al-Arouri, and the bombing of the Iranian interior, are all matters that put the situation in the Middle East region at risk... according to politicians.”
Observers believe that the situation carries with it many issues and problems, which means that discussing a way to stop the fire in the Gaza Strip has become an urgent matter for fear of an explosion in the situation in the region.
Blinken's visit comes in light of fears of transferring the raging war in Gaza and the West Bank to other areas including the region, and it also includes discussing political solutions that resulted from the "Al-Aqsa Flood" operation, to establish an independent Palestinian state on the June 4 borders with East Al-Quds as its capital.
In the same context, analysts considered that Bleiken’s visit to the region was nothing more than an exploratory tour of the regional Arab positions regarding the day following the cessation of the aggression on Gaza. Pointing out that the failure of the Washington administration’s bet on “Tel Aviv” government regarding the war on Gaza puts it in a position Critical, as Washington bet on Netanyahu’s ability to forcibly displace the Palestinian people from their land and gave him more time to achieve his declared goals behind this war.
Blinken will visit the region, starting with Turkey, then Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, and the Palestinian territories, but he and his successors, the American administration and the usurping Zionist entity, do not have any vision for the next day, and the results are what determine the future and its scenarios.
US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said: “Blinken will discuss issues, including immediate measures to significantly increase humanitarian aid to Gaza.”
Blinken's visit comes amid sharp disagreements witnessed by the Zionist War Council regarding responsibility for "Al-Aqsa Flood" operation, which was launched by the Palestinian factions, on the seventh of last October.
The toll of the Zionist aggression on the Gaza Strip amounted to about 22,722 martyrs and 58,166 injuries since October 7, according to official figures.
Since “Al-Aqsa Flood” operation launched by the Palestinian resistance against the usurping Zionist enemy entity on the seventh of last October, the Zionist enemy admits to the killing of about 1,140 people, according to official Zionist figures, and about 250 hostages, and 132 are still inside the Gaza Strip.
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Blinken arrived in Amman after two stops in Turkey and Greece.He is scheduled to hold talks with his Jordanian counterpart, Ayman Safadi, King Abdullah II, and visit one of the WFP centers in the capital, according to what an official in the delegation accompanying him confirmed.
Blinken said on Saturday evening at Chania Airport on the Greek island of Crete: “We must ensure that the conflict does not expand” in Gaza, where the war has entered its fourth month... adding: “One of the real aspects of fear is the border between the occupying entity, Lebanon, and we want to do everything possible.” "To ensure that the situation does not escalate."
Since the outbreak of the aggression against Gaza on the tenth of last October, Hezbollah and the Zionist enemy entity have exchanged bombardments daily across the border.
Fears of escalating tension on this front increased after the assassination of the Deputy Head of the Hamas Political Office, Saleh Al-Arouri, in an air strike by the Zionist enemy entity in the southern suburb of Beirut on Tuesday.
On Saturday, Hezbollah announced the launch of more than 60 missiles towards an “air control base” in northern occupied Palestine, placing this within the framework of the “initial response” to the assassination of Al-Arouri and in response to a series of Zionist raids on areas in southern Lebanon.
Blinken indicated that many of the conversations he will have in the coming days with all of Washington's allies and partners will revolve around the measures they can take using their influence and relationships to ensure that this conflict does not expand.
He also referred to the "vital role" that Turkey can play in this regard, after his talks in Istanbul with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
The aggression against Gaza entered its fourth month on Sunday, in light of American fears of the escalation of the conflict on the Lebanese border with the occupied Palestinian territories and its expansion in the region.
Blinken stressed "the necessity of preventing the expansion of the conflict, increasing humanitarian aid, reducing civilian casualties, working for a lasting regional peace, and progressing toward the establishment of a Palestinian state."
At the heart of his talks, which Blinken will hold with his Arab partners, who confirm that the priority is a permanent ceasefire, the American minister wants to discuss the management of the Gaza Strip, which fulfills the desires of the Zionist enemy in his visions of “day after” the end of the aggression.
After Jordan, Blinken will visit Qatar, which played the role of mediator in a truce between the Zionist entity and Hamas late last November, which allowed the release of hostages from Gaza in exchange for Palestinian detainees.
Blinken will conclude his day in Abu Dhabi, before heading to Saudi Arabia on Monday, then to the occupied territories, where he is expected to hold talks that he stressed “will not be easy.”
Observers considered that Blinken's visit to the region, in light of the dangers surrounding the Zionist enemy, aims to relieve pressure on the occupying entity due to fears of the expansion of the conflict in the region... stressing that the heavy Zionist losses prompted America to try to discuss stopping the war, especially with the increasing humanitarian crisis and the displacement of millions of Palestinians in Gaza.
While politicians pointed out that “Blinken’s tour in the Middle East comes at a very sensitive time due to the failure of the Zionist enemy entity to militarily control Gaza Strip, and the missile barrages that came out of northern Gaza on Tel Aviv and Ashkelon at the beginning of the new year,” and that “it was a message to the usurping entity and the United States of America, that the resistance is present and strong.”
Also, “the operations carried out by the Zionist enemy entity, such as the assassination of Saleh Al-Arouri, and the bombing of the Iranian interior, are all matters that put the situation in the Middle East region at risk... according to politicians.”
Observers believe that the situation carries with it many issues and problems, which means that discussing a way to stop the fire in the Gaza Strip has become an urgent matter for fear of an explosion in the situation in the region.
Blinken's visit comes in light of fears of transferring the raging war in Gaza and the West Bank to other areas including the region, and it also includes discussing political solutions that resulted from the "Al-Aqsa Flood" operation, to establish an independent Palestinian state on the June 4 borders with East Al-Quds as its capital.
In the same context, analysts considered that Bleiken’s visit to the region was nothing more than an exploratory tour of the regional Arab positions regarding the day following the cessation of the aggression on Gaza. Pointing out that the failure of the Washington administration’s bet on “Tel Aviv” government regarding the war on Gaza puts it in a position Critical, as Washington bet on Netanyahu’s ability to forcibly displace the Palestinian people from their land and gave him more time to achieve his declared goals behind this war.
Blinken will visit the region, starting with Turkey, then Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, and the Palestinian territories, but he and his successors, the American administration and the usurping Zionist entity, do not have any vision for the next day, and the results are what determine the future and its scenarios.
US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said: “Blinken will discuss issues, including immediate measures to significantly increase humanitarian aid to Gaza.”
Blinken's visit comes amid sharp disagreements witnessed by the Zionist War Council regarding responsibility for "Al-Aqsa Flood" operation, which was launched by the Palestinian factions, on the seventh of last October.
The toll of the Zionist aggression on the Gaza Strip amounted to about 22,722 martyrs and 58,166 injuries since October 7, according to official figures.
Since “Al-Aqsa Flood” operation launched by the Palestinian resistance against the usurping Zionist enemy entity on the seventh of last October, the Zionist enemy admits to the killing of about 1,140 people, according to official Zionist figures, and about 250 hostages, and 132 are still inside the Gaza Strip.
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resource : SABA