Tel Aviv, March 1 -- Former Israeli Ambassador to India, Daniel Carmon, has said that the confrontation with Iran "cannot be viewed" as a bilateral dispute between Tel Aviv and Tehran, asserting that the issue is regional and global in nature, with implications stretching across West Asia and beyond.

He said that the conflict is not limited to Israel and Iran, and one must look at and be aware of.

Speaking to ANI on Sunday on the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict, Carmon said, "Iran is not an Israeli problem. Iran is a global and a regional problem... You cannot detach the confrontation with Iran's sponsoring terrorism and developing ballistic missiles and nuclear capabilities, and detach it only to a bilateral conflict between Iran and Isra...