Former diplomat Abdullah Al-Abidi proposed today, Wednesday, that the global situation will become more complicated, and the scope of the war between the Zionist entity and Palestine may expand to include a number of world powers and major nations, dragging in less powerful countries.
In a statement to Tunisie Numérique,he stated that in the history of major battles at regional and global levels, the world has encountered economic crises that preceded the fighting.
At the present time, the scarcity of resources in relation to the most powerful major economies, which suffer from issues, may play a role.
He added that the region in which Tunisia is located is extremely important, controlling the world, as it is at the intersection of three continents.
The immediate neighborhood is full of many riches, and the world is relying on Africa. With the intensification of global crises between the concerned parties, there will be significant repercussions on almost all countries, including Tunisia, even though our country is not directly concerned with these battles.
He stated in some cases, great powers may involve less powerfulcountries in war, and in some situations, these countries may be forced to enter into alliances that lead to wars.
Concerning the possibility of the Zionist entity launching a war on Lebanon, our interlocutor clarified that Israel is threatening this war to create a rift between “Hezbollah” on the one hand and the government and the Lebanese people on the other hand.
This has made “Hezbollah” somewhat careful in its use of force, fearing that the region would be controlled, as was the case in the 2006 war. At that time, it was a prelude to the overthrow of the Syrian regime, which was required to be a friendly and puppet regime to ease the passage of oil and gas from Gulf countries to Cyprus and then Europe, with the aim of cutting off the road to Russia.
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