Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, speaking on a map of the Middle East, highlighted his main rivals in the region in red.
Modern.az reports that this was stated in Al Jazeera's report.
Netanyahu's "blacklist" includes Iran, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, and Yemen. This step indicates that Israel views these states as a direct threat.
In his speech, Netanyahu noted that they dealt heavy blows to Iran's military and scientific elite in the recent war. He also emphasized that Israeli forces are located in strategic positions in Syria and are expanding their sphere of influence in the region.
This map has caused widespread discussions on social media. Some analysts consider it a signal of real military escalation and note the possibility of new operations, especially in the direction of Yemen and Iran. Others consider it more of a political message and a tool of psychological influence.
