Mike Pence visits Israel to announce Arab countries are on the road to normalization with Tel Aviv

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Today, Sunday morning, a Hebrew newspaper revealed a recent visit by US Vice President Mike Pence to Israel, to announce the Arab countries in the process of normalization with Tel Aviv.

The Hebrew newspaper “Maariv” reported today, Sunday, that Mike Pence will visit Israel next week, a week before the end of Donald Trump’s term and the entry of new President, Joe Biden, into the White House .

She said Pence’s visit to Israel will focus on increasing sanctions against Iran and announcing new normalization agreements between Israel and Arab countries, as two new Arab countries are likely to enter the road to normalization with Tel Aviv, not to mention them.

The Hebrew newspaper “Yediot Aharonot” reported yesterday, Saturday, that “Israeli estimates indicate that there are Arab and Islamic countries on the verge of signing an agreement with Tel Aviv, before the end of the current president’s term American Donald Trump on January 20, Stressing that “among the Arab countries, the Sultanate of Oman and Indonesia, which is the largest Islamic country in terms of population, as well as the possibility of other African countries, the newspaper did not name him.

Last Thursday, US President Donald Trump announced that a historic agreement had been reached to resume relations between Morocco and Israel, as part of the US Middle East peace plan, with Washington’s recognition of Moroccan sovereignty on the region of Western Sahara, over which Rabat and the Polisario Front are fighting.

This was followed by the announcement of the Moroccan monarch to resume official bilateral contacts and diplomatic relations with Israel as soon as possible, according to a statement issued by the royal court, stressing that this “ in no way affects the permanent commitment and supported by Morocco in the defense of the just Palestinian cause and its constructive engagement. In the interests of achieving a just and lasting peace in the Middle East.