‘Israeli’ Military Chief of Staff to Meet with Top US Officials in First Such Trip of New Gov’t Era

By Staff, Agencies

The Zionist entity’s army chief will head this weekend to the United States for top-level talks, the first senior official to do so since the establishment of the entity’s new Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's government.

The Zionist military’s chief Lt.-Gen. Aviv Kochavi is due to leave Tel Aviv on Saturday for a six-day visit.

The trip was initially scheduled for a month ago, yet postponed after the Zionist entity’s 11-day war on Gaza, and the Palestinian resistance’s retaliation with heavy barrages of missiles and rockets.

Meanwhile, the ‘Israeli’ regime still fears Palestinians’ launching incendiary balloons for a third day running on Thursday.

Kochavi will visit the US military's Central Command [CENTCOM] in Florida, with items on the agenda to include Gaza resistance, the existential threat posed by Iran's nuclear program, as well as Hezbollah.