Netanyahu's speech at the United Nations with the "spice" of starting a major war in the region

In his speech at the UN, the prime minister of the Zionist regime stated that the regime is fighting for the formation of a new Middle East. It is noteworthy that dozens of delegations from different countries left the hall during the speech, which angered Netanyahu.

The clashes that started two weeks ago and continue until today, as well as the crime committed against the people of Lebanon by the Zionist regime on Friday, are enough to close the possibility of any direct or indirect agreement.
According to Pars Today, "Al-Akhbar" news website published an article in which it wrote that Lebanon and the region have entered a new stage of confrontation, which will change the face of the region. 
In a massive attack on a residential area in the suburbs of Beirut, the Zionist regime announced that the target was Hezbollah Secretary General Seyed Hassan Nasrallah. It is also believed that the regime is planning a ground attack on southern Lebanon.

Planning done before 

Israeli media claim that the attack on the suburbs of Beirut was planned for a long time and approved by the cabinet before Netanyahu left for New York. According to some sources, the regime's Minister of War, Yoav Galant, and the Chief of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Herzi Halevi, oversaw the operation from headquarters in Tel Aviv. 
Citing military sources, the regime's radio reporter admitted that this operation could change the face of West Asia. He noted that difficult days are ahead for Israel and Tel Aviv must be prepared for many other issues, including from Iran, Iraq, Yemen and Syria.
Due to the fear of "Hezbollah" retaliatory attacks, all shelters of the regime were opened. 
Many believe that this crime has increased the possibility of another war and the occupying regime is trying to start a full-scale war with Lebanon, as it did in Gaza. 

The US is cooperating with the Zionist regime

Although the issue of negotiations was closed forever, the US is still trying to avoid responsibility for this crime, calling for a political solution to the problem. 
Americans still remember that during the Zionist regime's attack on Gaza, Joe Biden and his government expressed displeasure with Netanyahu's actions. However, the Lebanese delegation announced at the meeting in New York that Israel is not in a position for the agreement to take place and that the United States is not putting serious pressure on the regime.
Furthermore, Israel has threatened the Lebanese government and declared that it controls Beirut's airport and port and will not allow weapons from any country to reach Hezbollah. 
Earlier, the US warned the Iraqi government that aid convoys destined for Hezbollah would be attacked by land and air by Israel if Baghdad did not allow the Americans to inspect them before they entered Beirut.
The leadership of the Zionist regime has declared a state of emergency in the occupied territories and asked all residents to go to shelters and stay there because they are afraid of retaliatory attacks by "Hezbollah". It should be noted that tonight the Resistance shelled Safad, Tiberias and Kiryat Shmuneh regions.

Netanyahu. We will continue the war

While Netanyahu was playing his role from the UN podium, his cabinet was preparing for the new season of the show. Therefore, he invited the journalists in Jerusalem to participate in an unprecedented press conference and after talking about the peace for a few minutes, he went to the main topic, declaring: "In order to stop the war, it is necessary for Hamas to surrender and release all the prisoners, otherwise we will continue the war."
In a speech at the UN meeting, shaken by anger caused by delegations from various countries leaving the hall, as well as boos from those present, Netanyahu declared that the regime was fighting to create a new Middle East.
After repeatedly threatening Iran and accusing it of supporting Hezbollah and Hamas, he said: "If Tehran attacks us, we will also attack Iran. "Iran is not inaccessible anywhere."