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(Worthy News) – Defense Minister Benny Gantz met U.S. Secretary of Defense Mark Esper at the Pentagon on Thursday where they signed a joint declaration confirming Washington’s strategic commitment to maintaining Israel’s qualitative military edge in the Middle East.
“In recent weeks, we have held important discussions that ensure the United States’ commitment to maintaining Israel’s military superiority,” Gantz said.
U.S. Secretary of Defense Mark Esper and Defense Minister Benny Gantz at the Pentagon (Photo: Shmulik Almani)
“We are now entering an era of normalization in the Middle East, which can help against Iranian aggression across the region. Together with the United States and allies, old and new, we will ensure fruitful cooperation. I would like to thank the American administration and in particular, my friend, Secretary of Defense Esper, who promoted the issue with me.” [ Source: Ynet News (Read More…) ]
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