Afghanistan, May 29 -- Benjamin Netanyahu said rising instability around the Strait of Hormuz could accelerate a global shift toward alternative energy and trade routes, adding that Israel could become part of a transportation corridor linking the Gulf region to the Mediterranean.
According to a report published Friday by Anadolu Agency, Netanyahu made the remarks during a seminar held in the Jordan Valley as regional tensions and concerns over maritime security continued to grow.
Netanyahu said major powers have historically responded to energy crises by diversifying supply routes and reducing dependence on unstable transit regions. He argued that the current security situation in the Gulf could speed up efforts to develop alternative co...