Israeli envoy accuses Iran of ‘destabilising’ West Asian region
The Hindu
Naor Gilon says new India-Israel-UAE-U.S. quad not aimed at Tehran
Israel’s Ambassador to India Naor Gilon has accused Iran of “destabilising” the West Asian region and noted that the newly-announced India-Israel-UAE-U.S. quadrilateral was an outcome of the “Abraham Accords” that saw Israel and the UAE establish diplomatic ties, which were the result of “common concerns” about Iran’s role in the region.
Speaking to the media, Mr. Gilon said that, during his visit to Israel, put forward India’s interests in Iran, as a neighbour and a country that facilitated Indian connectivity to Central Asia and Afghanistan, but that all the four countries shared “similar” evaluations of the events in the region.
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