Sullivan met with Benny Gantz in the White House
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"Israel" might be seeking Washington's approval to apply new measures of oppression against Palestinians.
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Benny Gantz, Israeli Security Minister, and Jake Sullivan, US National Security Advisor.
US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan met with Israeli Security Minister Benny Gantz at the White House on Thursday.
According to a tweet by Sullivan, the two discussed rigid support for Israeli security, tactics to address "Iranian aggression, efforts to lower tensions between Israelis and Palestinians, and support for Ukraine."
I had an excellent meeting with Israeli Minister of Defense Benny Gantz at the White House today. We discussed ironclad support for Israel’s security, ways to address Iranian aggression, efforts to lower tensions between Israelis and Palestinians, and support for Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/wffWZ8pnB0
— Jake Sullivan (@JakeSullivan46) May 19, 2022
On Wednesday, according to Israeli media, the Israeli Air Force will conduct a simulation of a widescale strike on Iran in May, during the "Chariots of Fire" drills.
The Israeli occupation is using the delay of a finalized Iranian nuclear deal as a pretext to "justify" any possible attack against Tehran's nuclear facilities.
The aviation drills, which will include a simulated strike on Iranian nuclear sites, will take place over the Mediterranean Sea during the month-long exercise, which begins on May 29. The "Chariots of Fire" exercise, which involves virtually all IOF units, has been focused on preparing to strike along "Israel's" northern borders, especially against Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Last year, IOF Chief of Staff Aviv Kohavi said he had directed the military to begin developing new strike plans against Iran. Kohavi stated in September that the army's preparations for a strike against Tehran's nuclear program had "greatly accelerated."
