Netanyahu Vows to "Change the Face of the Middle East"
Israeli prime minister makes sweeping regional pledge, according to a report from Al Jazeera
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he will "change the face of the Middle East," according to a report published by Al Jazeera on September 18.
The remark was featured in an Al Jazeera video segment titled "Jerusalem Daily," which highlighted the statement attributed to Netanyahu. The report did not provide additional context on the setting, audience or specific policies referenced in the statement.
Al Jazeera's account did not elaborate on what actions or initiatives Netanyahu may have been referring to when making the comment, nor did it specify the date or venue at which the remark was made.
Netanyahu has previously made similarly broad statements regarding Israel's regional posture and strategic objectives in the Middle East, though the specific context of this latest remark could not be independently verified from the available source material.
EGazette has reached out for additional information and will update this report as further details become available.
Sources
- Jerusalem Daily: Netanyahu says he will ‘change the face of the Middle East — Al Jazeera — All
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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