Bennett meets with leaders of UAE and Egypt in Egypt

T. Belman. At the bottom of this article is an email that I sent to Mudar Zahran on March 12/22. I think, what I suggested, will soon come to pass.

Plans for the summit were finalized over the last several days as part of an effort to forge a coalition, with U.S. support, of countries, including Egypt, the Gulf states and Turkey, to stand together against Iran.

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett meets with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, on Sept. 13, 2021. Photo by Kobi Gideon/GPO.

(March 21, 2022 / JNS) Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is currently on a previously unannounced visit to Egypt to meet with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and United Arab Emirates Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan.

Plans for the summit were finalized over the last several days as part of an effort to forge a coalition, with U.S. support, of countries, including Egypt, the Gulf states and Turkey, to stand together against Iran, Haaretz reported. Additionally, it was reported that Israel is interested in convincing the UAE and Saudi Arabia to boost their oil production to offset Russian oil. Israel is also interested in helping assist Egypt in finding alternative sources of wheat amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

An Egyptian official told Haaretz that the three leaders would focus their talks on Iran, Syria and Ukraine. Prior to arriving in Egypt, al-Nahyan met with Syrian President Bashar Assad in Abu Dhabi last week, which drew U.S. condemnation.

Bennett and el-Sisi met in September in the Sinai resort city of Sharm el-Sheikh, which was the first formal public meeting between the leaders of Egypt and Israel in a decade.

Despite having formal relations for decades, ties between the two neighbors have largely remained cold. However, with the institution of the Abraham Accords, coupled with ongoing regional threats such as Iran and terrorism, there appears to be a renewed push towards the warming of ties.

Last week, the two countries announced the opening of a new direct flight route between the countries.

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Ted Belman email to Mudar Zahran Mar 12/22

Assuming all goes as planned in Jordan, I think this is a perfect time for the Sunnis to play offense rather than defense.

Right now the Houthis are sending missiles into UAE and Saudi Arabia. What’s to stop Iran from building up their arsenal in the same way Iran built up Hezbollah’s arsenal.

Its time for the Sunnis to invade Syria and depose Assad. Russia only has 5000 soldiers in Syria and it is general knowledge that Turkey can kick them out. Russia is preoccupied with the battle in Ukraine.  She does not want a second front.

In addition Assad and Hezbollah have recruited men to go Ukraine and join the war against Ukraine.

Once Assad is gone, the Sunnis should also defeat Hezbollah and destroy their arsenal or capture it.  In so doing, Lebanon will also be liberated from their dominance.

As you know this will make Israel much stronger which will make the united front of the Sunni countries and Israel much stronger.

Then they can take on Iran.