Israeli Foreign Minister: Israel is interested in establishing diplomatic relations with Syria and Lebanon
Israeli media Jerusalem Post reported on the 30th that Israeli Foreign Minister Saar said on the same day that Israel is interested in establishing formal diplomatic relations with Syria and Lebanon, but will not discuss the Golan Heights issue in any peace agreement. Israel has annexed the Golan Heights from Syria.
Several Hebrew media reported on the 26th that after Israel and Iran ceasefire on the 24th, US President Trump is urging Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to end the war between Israel and the Palestinian armed group Hamas. According to his proposal, certain countries will accommodate Gaza residents who are willing to leave, and the “Abraham Accord” promoted by Trump’s first term will be expanded. The agreement has allowed Muslim countries such as the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain to establish diplomatic relations with Israel.
Trump said at the White House on the 27th that the Gaza ceasefire agreement “is about to be reached.” Israeli media reported on the 28th that Israeli Strategic Affairs Minister Demer will visit Washington this week to discuss Gaza and Iran issues. The Associated Press also quoted an informed official on the 28th as saying that Demer will discuss the Gaza ceasefire and other matters.
The Times of Israel reported on the 29th that a US official and an Arab diplomat familiar with the matter said that Demer will face pressure from the Trump administration when he visits Washington to discuss ending the Gaza war.
Regarding Iran, Trump posted on his own social media real social media on the 30th that he would not talk to Iran and would not provide Iran with “anything”, and reiterated that the US air strikes had completely destroyed Iran’s nuclear facilities. Trump refuted reports on the 27th that Washington had discussed the possibility of helping Iran obtain $30 billion to build a civilian nuclear power generation program.
