Netanyahu's ambitious plans are the cause of unrest in the Middle East

Zionist journalist Martin Gall also criticized the Zionist regime's aggressive actions in the region, calling them illegitimate and highly destabilizing.

In an interview with the Anadolu Agency, he also warned the Zionist regime that if its actions against Iran continue, it will endanger the region.

Referring to the recent attacks by the Zionist regime on Iran, the Zionist journalist said: "These have nothing to do with defending this regime at all. I don't even consider them a preventive attack. These actions by the Zionist regime are only and only preventive destruction. It is clear that if you completely destroy the entire region, you cannot call this action defense or reaction."

He warned that Tel Aviv’s behavior was fueling anti-Zionist and anti-Semitic sentiments across generations, saying: “Israelis were talking specifically about Netanyahu, his coalition. The actions of Israel and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to have a ‘greater Israel’ are dangerous and lead to instability in the entire region.”

The Zionist journalist went on to argue that the Zionist regime’s ambitions have now gone beyond this idea “and instead reflect the projection of American power. You saw the American position on the war in Afghanistan. We saw what happened in Iraq. We saw for many years throughout Latin America what the consequences of American actions were for these countries.”

The Zionist journalist also criticized a number of far-right ministers in Netanyahu’s government, such as Itamamar Ben-Gvir and Smotrich, who have spoken openly and openly about the Zionist regime’s ambitious project.

“Netanyahu is mainly concerned with himself and he is a man who has basically no sense of honor, so he will do whatever he can to keep himself afloat. Netanyahu will have to pay the price for having these people in his cabinet. These far-right people are putting a lot of pressure on Netanyahu to act on expansionist agendas,” he noted.

“We are not just talking about southern Lebanon. We are talking about things that could extend to parts of Syria and Egypt. We are talking about nationalism and expansionism like we saw during Nazi Germany,” Martin Gall continued.