President Donald Trump of the United States of America left Riyadh today (Monday), after an official visit to the Kingdom.
He was seen off at King Khalid International Airport by Deputy Crown Prince, Second Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Prince Muhammad bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, Ambassador of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques to the United States of America Prince Khalid bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, and a number of officials.
The US President concluded his first visit outside the United States, which resulted in strengthening the strategic partnership with Riyadh, during which a number of economic agreements were signed and three global summits were held. Of regional and international political issues and files.
And an American Gulf summit that brought together the leaders of the Gulf states with President Trump, during which many joint files were discussed and consultations on regional issues, in addition to the global summit that brought together the American president with a number of leaders and leaders of Arab and Islamic countries, and concluded with the establishment of the Center for Moderation, and a consensus to intensify efforts to combat Terrorism and confronting Iran's absurd interference in the affairs of the countries of the region, and working to deter Tehran's hostile policy that destabilizes global security and stability.
President Trump will arrive in Israel today on the second leg of his foreign tour, during which he will discuss developments in the stalled peace process between the Israelis and the Palestinians. Washington announced its promise to move the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, and the White House published a map of Israel that does not include areas occupied by Israel in 1967, including the West Bank and the Golan Heights.
All of these things have created concerns among Israel about the possibility of a change in the US president's vision for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, especially in light of an American-Arab rapprochement.
Although Trump's visit to Israel is relatively short and comes as part of a wider tour in the region, some believe that it will be a prelude to an American position or a comprehensive plan that might offer a "total solution" to the Arab-Israeli conflict.
What worries Israel is not the outcome of this visit, as much as concern about the policy that Trump will follow in the Palestinian file, but some believe that Trump's performance portends unpredictable fluctuations.
Okaz (electronic publication)
