‘Provocative, Delusional’: Arab States Slam Netanyahu’s Comments On ‘Greater Israel’
‘Provocative, Delusional’: Arab States Slam Netanyahu’s Comments On ‘Greater Israel’
Israel has previously published maps showing Syrian, Lebanese, and Jordanian land as part of its territory
Arab states have condemned recent comments made by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressing support for the idea of an expanded, “Greater Israel.”
Jordan said in a statement that Netanyahu’s remarks were a “dangerous and provocative escalation” and “a threat to the sovereignty of states.”
A Jordanian Foreign Ministry spokesman called Netanyahu’s comments “delusional” and “inflammatory.”
Netanyahu’s comments “will not affect Jordan and the Arab states and will not diminish the legitimate and inalienable rights of the Palestinian people,” the ministry added.
The Egyptian government also said it “requested clarification on this matter,” equating the Israeli premier’s words with a “rejection of the option of peace in the region.”
Iraq called Netanyahu’s comments “a clear provocation to the sovereignty of countries” and proof of Israel’s “expansionist ambitions,” while Qatar called them “absurd” and “inflammatory.”
Saudi Arabia made a statement as well, voicing its “total rejection of the ideas and plans for colonization and expansion adopted by the Israeli occupation authorities,” reiterating “the historical and legal right of the Palestinian people to establish their independent state.”
Netanyahu made the comments earlier this week during an interview with Israeli news network i24.
The premier told i24 on Tuesday that he feels “very attached” to the vision of “Greater Israel,” and that he considers himself “on a historic and spiritual mission” that “generations of Jews that dreamt of coming here and generations of Jews who will come after us.”
“If you ask me what I think, we’re there,” Netanyahu went on to say in reference to the “Greater Israel” vision.
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