The real existential threat to Israel is not just nuclear weapons in Iran's hands

An opinion article arguing that the real existential threat to Israel is not the Iranian nuclear program, but the erosion of its international standing and global public opinion support, especially among young people in the US and Europe. The author warns of international isolation that could turn Israel into "North Korea of the Middle East" and harm its character as a Western-democratic state, and accuses Qatar of investing billions in a global influence network working against Israel.

An opinion article by Walla! argues that the real existential threat to Israel is not the Iranian nuclear program, but the severe erosion of its international standing and global public opinion support. The author notes that Israel has almost completely lost public opinion in Europe, and is losing it among young Americans who are set to take key positions in government. He warns that international isolation could turn Israel into "North Korea of the Middle East" and harm its character as a prosperous Western-democratic state. The author criticizes New York Mayor Eric Adams for his alleged hypocrisy regarding Prime Minister Netanyahu's upcoming visit, and accuses Qatar of investing tens of billions of dollars in a global influence network working against Israel, including a branch in the Prime Minister's Office. The article concludes with a call for Netanyahu to use his UN speech to address the Qatari threat instead of focusing on the Iranian threat.