Netanyahu reveals: “There is almost no country in the Middle East that does not ask for help from Israel”

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an interview with Channel 14 that many countries in the Middle East and the West turn to Israel for assistance, even when they publicly criticize it. He attacked the countries whose representatives left the hall during his speech at the UN, and warned that cooperation depends on fair behavior toward Israel.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was interviewed this evening (Tuesday) on the program "The Patriots" on Channel 14, where he claimed that many countries in the Middle East and the West turn to Israel for assistance, even when they publicly criticize it. Netanyahu harshly attacked the countries whose representatives left the hall during his speech at the UN General Assembly, and made it clear that he is not willing to continue cooperation with them without a change in their conduct. "There is almost no country in the Middle East that does not ask for help from us, and I will surprise you, there is almost no Western country that does not ask for help from us," he said. He described the message he conveys to their representatives: "Behave differently – you will receive a lot. Give these insults – you will not receive." The remarks come against the backdrop of international tension following the protest during his UN speech.

Netanyahu reveals: “There is almost no country in the Middle East that does not ask for help from Israel”