The Zionist media and senior sources in Tel Aviv admit the failure of the project a year after the signing of normalization agreements with the Arab regimes.
One year after the signing of the normalization agreements between some Arab regimes and the occupying Zionist regime, the admission of the failure of these agreements is clearly seen in the Zionist media reports, and these media reflect the state of Israel’s confusion over the results of the normalization agreements.
In September last year, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, under the auspices of former US President Donald Trump, formally signed normalization agreements with the occupying Zionist regime in the White House and then the African countries of Morocco and Sudan joined the train of compromise with the Zionist occupiers under the conditions set by the United States. Of course, some other Arab countries in the Persian Gulf, including Saudi Arabia, have had secret relations with the Zionist regime for years, despite not disclosing their relations.
As for the results of the compromise agreements between the Arab countries and the Zionist regime, after a year, Gili Cohen, a political analyst on the official Zionist regime television, began to evaluate the agreements and their results over the past year, citing the positions of senior Tel Aviv sources.
The Zionist analyst stated that what happened in the White House in September 2020 and the images of the signing of normalization agreements between the Arab countries and Israel seemed to belong to another world. Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was very enthusiastic about the agreements at the time, but now Israeli cabinet officials and the public sphere have changed completely, and we need to re-examine the events of the past months and years.
He added that while Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett had just made his first official visit to the United States, just a year earlier, Netanyahu had announced the signing of normalization agreements with Arab countries in front of the cameras in the White House.