Israel plans to audit its relations with other states, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who returned to this post on New Year's Eve, said during a speech at a conference of the Beitar movement..

“Today we need a national revision. …We will reconsider external relations: our voice will be heard in the world. Instead of bending the chairman and submitting to the dictates of the international community, we will defend our interests, ”the government press service quoted Netanyahu as saying..

He vowed to act particularly strongly against the terrorist branches of extreme Islam in the region, in particular, "

Of particular concern in Israel are Iran's intentions to develop a nuclear arsenal in various ways..

Netanyahu also promised to develop the country's military power, based on the country's economic stability..

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The day before, Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen said that Israel would talk less in public about the Russian war against Ukraine, and also had a telephone conversation with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov.

In response, Ukrainian Ambassador to Israel Yevhen Korniychuk noted that this indicates a change in the official policy of the state, since Israeli diplomats have not yet spoken to Lavrov since the start of the full-scale war..