Pak Sahafat – The American ambassador in occupied Palestine expressed concern about the situation in the Zionist regime on Monday night and said that Washington considers the plan for judicial changes in the Zionist regime as a warning for the situation to get out of control in this regime.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency from the Palestinian Sama news agency, “Tom Nides”, the US ambassador to occupied Palestine, said that the plan to weaken the judiciary, carried out by the cabinet of the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, Benjamin Netanyahu, raises questions about democracy in this regime and about the strength of this regime’s relations with the United States.
Nides also said: I think most Israelis want the US to intervene in their affairs, and the position is taken when we conclude that the situation is deteriorating.
He added: One of the messages I sent to the Prime Minister (Netanyahu) is to put the brakes on the implementation of this plan and try to reach a broad consensus on judicial reforms.
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Reports indicate that the Americans are unhappy with some actions of Netanyahu’s cabinet, such as the judicial changes bill, and differences have arisen between the two sides.
Last year, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, dissatisfied with not being invited to visit America, ordered the cabinet ministers not to meet with the Americans until the White House invites him for this trip and meeting with the president of this country.
Also, Channel 7 of the Zionist regime revealed earlier that the Biden government has set a condition for the visit of the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime Netanyahu to the United States.
This Zionist media revealed that Jake Sullivan, the head of the American National Security Council, said that Biden wants to invite Netanyahu to visit Washington by the end of this year.
He added: But Biden made a condition for Netanyahu to reach an agreement with Israel’s opposition parties to resolve the issue of the judicial changes bill.