Israel's Economic Plan DEAD: The Forgotten Speech #shorts

Añadido: 2026-05-26

[00:00:00]This was the the infrastructure plan that he had in place. Benjamin Netanyahu came out the same day in a speech that people have largely forgotten and said, "This is the most important day in modern Israeli history." I'll say it again because people probably don't understand what I'm saying. The most important day in modern Israeli history.

[00:00:16]Why? Because it it created the potential for Israel's not only economic liberation, but emancipation, Israel's viability. By creating this corridor, you add that to the Abraham Accords, of course, the diplomatic effort to bring Israel and the Gulf Arab states together, rapprochement, common cause, and Israel would emerge as the economic hub for the development of this region. Israel would become independently economically viable, which is essential for Zionism not only to thrive in its current form, but for greater Israel to take place.

[00:00:52]So, you know, that's what he said. And now it's dead. Abraham Accords is finished, never going to happen. The the the the economic corridor simply isn't going to happen.