US officials visit 'Israel' ahead of Morocco trip

News December 21, 2020

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A US delegation is visiting 'Israel' on Monday ahead of Tuesday's visit to Morocco, I24 News reported. Among those arriving are Jared Kushner, special White House advisor on the Middle East and President Donald Trump's son-in-law, and Avi Berkowitz, the US envoy on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. On Tuesday, Kushner and Berkowitz will join Israeli officials on a trip to Morocco, in the first direct flight between Israel and Morocco. The visit aims to discuss in detail the normalization deal between 'Israel' and Morocco after Morocco agreed to establish relations with 'Israel'. Morocco is the fourth Arab country to normalize ties with 'Israel' this year, following the UAE, Bahrain and Sudan.

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