While the media is talking about the formation of a quasi-NATO structure to counter the resistance drones, or in other words, to maintain the security of the Zionist regime, some Zionist analysts are skeptical about the success of the Sharm el-Sheikh agreement.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency International Group, Zionist TV Channel 14 publishing a report on its website regarding the trilateral meeting of Bint, Sisi and Ben Zayed in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, wrote: Initially, the meeting was supposed to be held in secret, but informing the Egyptians turned the meeting from a secret security meeting into a public one.
According to the Hebrew-language media, the Israeli side thought the meeting would be held in secret, so even the prime minister’s photographer did not accompany Bennett.
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Zionist Channel 14 TV also reported that the meeting was held in the worst geopolitical situation for Egypt because the crisis in Ukraine caused their income from tourism to fall sharply, so Israel’s concessions will be very important to the Egyptians.
Meanwhile, Samuel Meyer, a university professor and analyst at the Haaretz newspaper, said on Twitter, referring to the meeting: In the joint statement of the tripartite meeting, not a single word was directly addressed to Iran or the joint action plan, while this agreement was strongly opposed by Bennett and he mentioned it in all his speeches and conversations in this meeting was scheduled.