Blinken and Hockstein are going to Tel Aviv on Friday.
An American official said Friday morning that the Secretary of State and the President’s advisor are going to occupied Palestine to discuss tensions in the West Asia region.
Early on Friday morning, American media reported the travel plans of two senior officials from the US State Department to the West Asia region and occupied Palestine.
A senior official from the US State Department announced that “Anthony Blinken,” the Secretary of State, will travel to West Asia and occupied Palestine on Friday for diplomatic talks.
According to Reuters, the American official, who did not want to be named, also said that “Amos Hochstein,” an advisor to the President, will also go to Tel Aviv for discussions about the conflict between the Zionist regime and Hezbollah.
He further stated: “We do not want the war to spread in the region and we reject Hezbollah’s desire for war with Israel. Also, we should not expect any further warnings to the Houthis about their attacks in the Red Sea.”
Earlier, “John Kirby,” the spokesperson for the National Security Council at the White House, claimed on Thursday evening that the US was not involved in the attack by the Zionist regime on Beirut to assassinate “Saleh al-Arouri,” the deputy head of the political office of the Hamas movement.
On the other hand, the US representative at the UN Security Council on Friday morning requested the army and armed forces of Yemen to stop attacking Zionist ships in the Red Sea and asked the Security Council to issue a serious warning to them about the security situation in the Red Sea.