Biden’s phone call with al-Sisi before traveling to Tel Aviv.
By publishing two separate statements, the White House announced the phone call of the American President with his Egyptian counterpart and his Wednesday (tomorrow) trip to occupied Palestine and Jordan on the issue of Gaza.
In a situation where US President Joe Biden is going to travel to occupied Palestine in order to announce his support for the Zionist regime, he made a phone call with his Egyptian counterpart about the developments in Gaza.
By publishing two separate statements, the White House provided explanations about the telephone consultation of the US President with the President of Egypt, Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, as well as Biden’s plan to visit the region.
White House spokesperson Karin Jean-Pierre announced in a statement that Biden will travel to occupied Palestine on Wednesday, October 18, and after this trip, he will go to the capital of Jordan and meet with the king of this country, the president of Egypt, and the head of the self-governing organization.
According to the White House spokesman, Biden’s visit to occupied Palestine is to “show strong support for Israel in the face of the brutal terrorist attack by Hamas and to discuss next steps.”
About Biden’s trip to Jordan and the meeting with King Abdullah II, Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, and Mahmoud Abbas, Karin Jean-Pierre announced that the American president “will emphasize once again that Hamas does not defend the right of the Palestinian people to dignity and self-determination and (Biden) about the needs The humanitarianism of civilians in Gaza speaks.