The Israeli president meets Cameron and Baerbock in Jerusalem, in full tension with Iran

The President of Israel, Isaac Herzogmet this Wednesday in Jerusalem with the British Foreign Secretary, David Cameronand its German counterpart, Annalena Baerbockduring a support visit after the Retaliatory attack by Iran this Saturday.

“Thank you for the strong stance taken by the United Kingdom and Germany in supporting Israel in the face of Iran’s despicable attack. Everyone must act decisively and defiantly against the threat posed by the Iranian regime, which seeks to undermine the stability of the entire region.” Herzog said in a statement after the meeting.

“Israel is unequivocal in its commitment to defend its people,” Herzog added, reiterating his country’s commitment to returning the land. 129 hostages which is still in the Gaza Strip after more than six months of war, and to continue to ‘promote and improve’ humanitarian assistance to the civilian population of Gaza, despite the fact that this has not yet taken place, as denounced by the UN.

This Monday, Cameron stressed the importance of Israel not “intensifying” tension in the Middle East and asked the country to think “with both its head and its heart,” according to statements to Radio times.

The head of British diplomacy also stressed that Israel should view the success of its defense against Iranian drones and missiles as a victory.

“The best thing we can do in the case of Israel is to recognize that it has been a failure for Iran,” he added.

For his part, Baerbock traveled to Israel yesterday with the aim of promoting de-escalation and the use of diplomatic channels, stating that the Iranian regime’s “unprecedented” attack had “placed the entire region on the brink of the abyss” and demonstrated that Iran is not interested in peace in the region.