Heneid considered that the goal of US President Joe Biden's visit to the Middle East is to try to integrate Israel into the region, and to impose on Arab countries - such as the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - a process of security and economic alliance with the occupying entity, which is the goal that Tel Aviv seeks, whose press unanimously agree on They managed to turn the Arab Spring in their favour.
The professor of international relations at the Sorbonne University added in his speech to an episode (7/13-2022) of the “Beyond the News” program that the integration of Israel into the Arab region would be rejected by the peoples, but it is the only guarantor for the survival of the official Arab system, according to his opinion.
US President Joe Biden is in Israel, the first stop of his visit to the Middle East, which also includes a visit to the Palestinian territories and then the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. She has to visit.
Despite the position on Iran and the objections to it, a distinction must be made - Heneid adds - between the official regime in this country and its people and its history, and that Iran is not an absolute evil to compare it with Israel, in addition to the fact that the Gulf states are not on the same position regarding entering into an alliance with Israel to confront Iran, stressing However, any confrontation will benefit only the enemies of the region, especially Israel.
Regarding the US president’s choice to visit the region through the gate of Israel, in contrast to his predecessor, former Democratic President Barack Obama, who chose Egypt, the guest of the “Beyond the News” program considered that Egypt is no longer a regional actor, and that the essence of the issue is that the countries of the Arab region should exit with a minimum of the agreement, Because if Iran and Israel agree - which is an assumption - the region will be the victim, and the Gulf region will be the biggest loser.
An American reading of the region's developments
Despite his recognition that the integration of Israel into the Middle East is popularly rejected, the head of the Kuwait Center for Strategic Studies, Dr. Sami Al-Faraj affirmed that the American reading of the current developments in the region indicates that the security vision of the countries of the region vis-à-vis Iran has become identical with the Israeli vision.
Al-Faraj said that the interests between the countries of the region and Israel were united militarily and economically, and that the United States of America wanted to devote itself to China.
He pointed out that the countries of the Gulf region have two different visions of the danger, the Iranian danger and the Israeli danger, indicating that the reality confirms the presence of two powers in the region, Iran and Israel, and that the strategic goal of the Gulf and Arab countries is to find a balance so that there is no dominant power.