The Commander of the US Central Command, General Kenneth McKinsey, confirmed that his country will work in the coming months on a precise plan to integrate Israel into the Central Command, while preserving Tel Aviv's relationship with Western European countries.
And he indicated that Israel is doing most of its work with the United States through the Central Command, noting that the Israeli government has developed ties with NATO and the Europeans, speaking of the threats that Israel faces.
McKinsey stressed that it is important for Israel to have an opportunity to develop its relations with the Arab countries, and this is one of the reasons for its inclusion in the leadership.
At the end of last January, McKinsey visited Israel and conducted a strategic assessment with the Chief of the General Staff, General Aviv Kochavi, as well as discussed ways to enhance regional cooperation in the face of emerging threats.
Commenting on McKinsey’s visit, Kochavi said that the military and strategic relations between the United States and Israel over the years have been an essential component in establishing Israel's national security and its superiority over its enemies, "according to the Israeli army statement.