The Israeli foreign minister said that the convergence of Iran and Algeria was worrying, saying that the Palestinians preferred to live in what he called humiliation and did not accept Tel Aviv’s proposals.
Israeli Foreign Minister Yair Lapid, who recently traveled to Rabat to inaugurate the regime’s diplomatic liaison office in the West, made remarks about Iran.
According to the “Hespers” news website, the 4 foreign ministers of the Zionist regime said in a press conference that was held on Thursday evening in the city of “Al-Dar Al-Bayda” on the sidelines of the end of his trip to Morocco: “We discussed the desert issue and issues that are of mutual concern.”
“We did not engage in any arms deals,” Lapid added, adding: “We have common concerns about the role of Algeria in the region; “A country that is getting closer to Iran and is already waging a [opposition] wave against Israel’s accession to the African Union as an observer member.”
The Zionist regime, which has recently joined the African Union as an observer member, has recently faced strong opposition from a number of African countries, especially Algeria; The media recently reported that Algeria has officially begun the process of forming an African group to reject Tel Aviv’s accession to the African Union, with the aim of preserving the principles of the African Union and supporting the Arab state of Palestine.
In another part of his remarks, Lapid also claimed: “We are always trying to advance the peace process with the Palestinians and offer them generous proposals; But it seems that they prefer to remain in humiliation and poverty. They have to choose either a good life or a life centered on Iran.”
Robat and Tel Aviv last year announced the normalization of relations through the mediation of former US President Donald Trump.
A few months after the normalization of relations between the two sides, the Israeli Foreign Minister officially opened the diplomatic relations office of the Zionist regime in the Maghreb on Thursday this week.
According to the two sides, the embassies of Morocco and Tel Aviv are scheduled to open in the next two months.