Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking to create an anti-Iranian alliance with the UAE and Bahrain to act in parallel with the Biden administration, Israel Hayom reported.

According to the publications, Netanyahu wanted to use his visits to the UAE and Bahrain to agree on positions related to the Iranian issue.

Israeli media reported earlier that Netanyahu had postponed his planned visits to the Gulf states due to new isolation measures in Israel, including the closure of Ben Gurion Airport.

According to the agency, Israel is very concerned about the Iranian provocation and the growing level of uranium enrichment, as well as reports that the Biden administration plans to lift the sanctions imposed on Iran and return to the nuclear deal.

Meanwhile, the head of the Israeli spy Mossad, Yossi Cohen, is expected to meet with US officials in the next two weeks. Cohen is expected to give the Americans classified intelligence information related to the repositioning of Iran in Syria and his plans to carry out terrorist attacks in the Middle East.

According to the source, Israeli officials have expressed concern that Biden has appointed most of former President Barack Obama's staff, claiming they are politicians and not intelligence experts. 

Thus, Israel fears that these officers will force the president to maintain his pragmatic line on Iran and return to the original nuclear deal, Wallah noted.