Iran remains an obstacle to the ‘Greater Israel’ project
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Israel's expansion plans in the Middle East are being hindered by Iran, which is seen as a major obstacle to the 'Greater Israel' project. The project aims to establish Israeli dominance over large swaths of the Middle East, including parts of Lebanon, Syria, and Jordan.
Israel wants to expand its territory in the Middle East. The 'Greater Israel' project aims to establish Israeli dominance over large swaths of the region. Iran is seen as a major obstacle to this plan. Israel has been colonizing Palestinian territory since 1967 and is now seeking to expand north, east, and south. The project includes plans to occupy parts of southern Lebanon and Syria, the left bank of the Jordan River, and parts of Egypt's Sinai Peninsula. Israel's expansion plans are driven by a desire for strategic waterways, energy resources, and geopolitical leverage.
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