Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid urged “all countries in the region” to establish relations with the Jewish state, on the occasion of US President Joe Biden’s visit next week to Israel, the Palestinian territories, and Saudi Arabia.
Lapid said in a cabinet meeting today, “Israel extends its hand to all countries in the region and calls on them to build relations with us and change history for our children.”
The prime minister considered it a “historic week” for the visit of Biden, whom he described as “one of Israel’s closest friends in American politics.”
The US President’s visit will last from Wednesday to Friday and includes meetings with the Israeli authorities in Jerusalem before traveling to the West Bank to meet Palestinian National Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.
Biden will then leave for Saudi Arabia, where he will meet with a number of leaders of Arab countries.
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