War, instability objectives of Israel in Middle East: Analyst
Some Arab states try to have good relations with Israel, whereas the Israeli regime has a long history of promoting war and insecurity in the Middle East, says a commentator.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accompanied by senior officials, made a rare visit to Oman on Friday.
Paul Larudee, with the Free Palestine Movement, told Press TV on Saturday that Netanyahu does not understand peace and stability, “when his objectives and objectives of Israel have always been war and instability.”
“Their (Israelis’) goal extends to most of the Middle East including Iraq and Syria and so forth.”
“Other countries realize that sooner or later they are potential targets of Israel,” but some Arab states want to be on good terms with Israel and its friends, Larudee said.
The activist accused those Arab states who are building up good ties with Israel of harming unity and solidarity among Arabs.
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