The US administration confirmed President Joe Biden's visit to Israel on Wednesday, where he will meet the Israeli Prime Minister and Israeli officials in Tel Aviv, then leave for the Jordanian capital, Amman, on the same day, to meet with Jordanian King Abdullah II, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah. Sisi.

US Secretary of State, Anthony Blinken, announced that President Biden will visit Israel on Wednesday. He told reporters at the US embassy in Jerusalem, at dawn on Tuesday, “The president, with this visit, will confirm the United States’ solidarity with Israel and our strict commitment to its security. He will confirm Israel’s right to pursue terrorists and obtain the greatest amount of information about the hostage situation so that we can develop political options.”

He added, "The president will confirm our clear message to any country or organization that tries to take advantage of this crisis to attack Israel, and to achieve this goal he has deployed two groups of aircraft carriers and other military assets to the region."