For the third time in a row, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime postponed his visit to the two compromising countries, UAE and Bahrain under the pretext of health protocols.
According to Russia Today, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has postponed his trip to the UAE and Bahrain for the third time under the pretext of health protocols.
The trip was scheduled to take place next week at a later date, Reuters reported, quoting Emirati officials.
According to the report, the reason for the cancellation of Netanyahu’s visit to the two compromising countries in the Persian Gulf region was the imposition of corona restrictions and the nationwide quarantine of occupied Palestine.
However, according to experts from Bahrain and the UAE, it is not possible to host him due to popular opposition.
The 13th of this month (December) was the second time that Netanyahu canceled his visit to the two countries, citing “Israeli political developments.”
Benjamin Netanyahu, whose corruption case is still open, is witnessing a weekly protest rally by settlers. Last Saturday night, thousands of people in occupied Palestine rallied against Benjamin Netanyahu for the 27th week.
According to Israeli Channel 12, protesters demanded the removal of Netanyahu for corruption, and a number of protesters tried to block the entrance to Netanyahu’s residence and set fire to his pictures.
According to IRNA, Netanyahu is the only Zionist prime minister to be charged with crimes such as corruption and embezzlement in the illegitimate history of the regime during his rule.
He and his wife have been questioned several times on corruption charges, known in the media as the “1000,” “2000”, “3,000” and “4,000” cases.
On the other hand, Netanyahu’s cabinet is under sharp criticism from the people of the occupied territories for its mismanagement of the outbreak of the coronavirus, which has one of the highest rates of coronavirus in the world by population. The cabinet has so far failed to reduce the average number of people infected with the corona virus.