The Israeli prime minister shared hopes of ‘lasting partnerships’ in Middle East against ‘common dangers’ and aired frustrations over Iran deal in UN speechThe Israeli prime minister,Binyamin Netanyahu, has claimed that shifting alliances in the Middle East are drawing Arab countries closer to the Jewish state in confronting the common enemies of Iran and Islamic State.
In a lengthy speech to the UN general assembly, and punctuated by long pauses in which he glared at delegates after denouncing them as “obsessively hostile” to Israel,Netanyahu said he hoped the shared threat posed by Tehran and Islamic State would remake the politics of the region.
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Source: theguardian.com