In response to rising Middle Eastern conflicts, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu displayed two maps while speaking to the UN General Assembly on Friday.
The chart titled’ The Curse ‘ included Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Yemen coloured in dark, while the map labeled’ The Blessing ‘ noted Egypt, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, and India in alternative, news agency ANI reported.
Netanyahu stated at the 79th UNGA conversation that” The Gift image depicts Israel and its Arab lovers forming a area bridge between Asia and Europe between the Indian Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.” Across this gate, we may place rail lines, power pipes, and fibre optic wires, which will provide the welfare of 2 billion people”.
In contrast, he claimed that the second map is a” curse,” illustrating an episode of terror that Iran has orchestrated that runs from the Indian Ocean to the Mediterranean. ” Iran’s malignant episode has shut down foreign waters. It cuts off business, destroys tens of countries from within, and exerts misery on thousands”, he added.
He added that it would be a mistake to assume that Iran’s black influence is restricted to Israel only, “because Iran’s anger, if it’s not checked, may damage every single country in the Middle East and many other places in the rest of the world because Iran seeks to implement its extremism well beyond the Middle East.”
According to Netanyahu,” That’s why it funds terrorist systems on five continents and develops nuclear missiles for nuclear warheads,””.
” On one hand, there is a beautiful grace, a future of desire and on the other hand, a black potential of despair is it, “he added.
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