Pak Sahafat – Bin Salman will travel to Egypt soon to prepare for his country’s proxy presence at the Egyptian summit, which will be attended by the presidents of the United States, Israel, Bahrain and Egypt.
Bin Salman is due to travel to Egypt next month to attend a summit of compromises with the United States and Israel, with Egypt representing himself and his country in charge of presenting the views of the Saudi government at the summit.
Although, like the June summit, previous meetings were held at various levels in Sharm el-Sheikh and Al-Naqab, and Saudi Arabia did not have an official presence in them, but those familiar with regional issues reported the presence of Saudi representatives in these meetings without naming them.
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In the current situation, and especially with the sweet martyrdom of Abu Aqla in the fetus on the one hand, and the increase of the regime’s repressive actions in the occupied territories in recent weeks, why bin Salman tries not to fall behind in the process of normalization should be sought in specific issues. Among these issues is the certainty of examining the Iranian nuclear issue at this meeting.
In addition, given the new alignments in the region and Turkey’s proximity to Saudi Arabia, it seems that bin Salman is traveling to Egypt to try to soften Egyptian-Turkish relations before the Egyptian summit and finally introduce himself as a figure.
Biden had previously said he would visit a hospital in East Jerusalem on a trip to Israel, but would not be accompanied by any Israeli officials. Interestingly, Biden is trying to avoid recognizing East Jerusalem as belonging to Israel. In such circumstances, and considering the recent crimes of the regime, it is not clear with what argument Bin Salman travels to Egypt to legitimize the summit. Of course, we should not forget that in common categories on the issue of normalization of Arab relations with Israel, bin Salman has always confirmed and encouraged this trend.
The reality of the forthcoming summit is the US effort to find a solution in the region against Russia, and that is why James Saki recently promised Al-Sisi a supply of wheat during his visit to Egypt and announced that he would be in Egypt’s line in the Ennahda Dam case. But what demands Salman has made of Biden in this US regional recruitment will have to wait and see. Of course, what is clear so far is that with this action, Bin Salman, more than anything else, has made the issue of Palestine a bargaining chip.