Netanyahu: Un Irán debilitado y un Israel fuerte conducirán a más acuerdos de paz
El primer ministro Benjamín Netanyahu rechazó el domingo las acusaciones de que Israel se encuentra en un estado de guerra permanente en el Medio Oriente. "Yo mismo, con el presidente Trump, logramos cuatro acuerdos de…
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Netanyahu is arguing that the current trajectory of military pressure on Iran will unlock a diplomatic dividend for Israel, framing war not as a permanent condition but as a lever for normalization. The claim rests on the premise that regional states will seek alignment with a militarily ascendant Israel rather than a weakened Iran. The open question is whether other Arab or Muslim-majority nations now view Iran's decline as decisive enough to formalize ties, especially after the original Abraham Accords did not expand before the current conflict.