From “Greater Israel” to global domination: Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruthless expansionist vision, which will drive millions of refugees to Europe.

Posted on by Felix Abt

It’s not a conspiracy theory: Israel’s leader is openly admitting what people were previously labeled anti-Semitic for claiming — that Israel wants to rule the world. Netanyahu said it outright in a speech given this week. He stated that Israel’s goal is not just to become a regional power, but to become a global superpower.

As Netanyahu put it: “And this is the guarantee for our future. We are working on transforming Israel into a super nation in the region and globally. And we were able to do so thanks to our soldiers and our captains and all those who fought and those who died. And of course, thanks to your solidarity and your steadfastness.”

And here is the sequel to his speech from September 2025, when he told an audience in Jerusalem that Israel would have to become “Athens and a super-Sparta,” warning of growing isolation and the need for economic self-sufficiency and a domestic war economy.

The Jerusalem Post
The Jerusalem Post

Six months later, in the middle of the 12-day-Iran war launched by Israel, he delivered the follow-up: transforming Israel into a “supernation” in the region and globally.

Connecting the two speeches makes the picture clearer. The first was the warning: Israel anticipated isolation, weapons embargoes, and diplomatic blowback. They knew what was coming because they were planning to cause it. The second was the declaration: the Iran war is not merely a response to a supposed threat. It is the vehicle for Israel’s transformation into a self-sufficient regional hegemon that no longer needs permission from Washington, Brussels, or the UN to act unilaterally.

Everything we have seen in recent weeks makes sense through this lens:

killing Iranian officials the U.S. needed for negotiations? Sparta does not need diplomacy.

Bombing Iran’s gas fields, steel plants, and nuclear sites during a U.S.-negotiated pause? Sparta does not wait for permission.

Expanding into southern Lebanon and claiming 10% of it permanently? Sparta never gives back territory.

Proposing a Saudi-to-Mediterranean pipeline that bypasses the Strait of Hormuz? Athens builds the trade routes that make everyone else dependent on you.

Netanyahu told the world exactly what he was going to do — twice. And both times, it was dismissed as mere rhetoric.

It’s about the global Israel project. It is not only about cleansing Gaza and driving Palestinians from the West Bank, but about fully occupying southern Lebanon for now, then expanding to take all of Lebanon. They are pushing further inside Syria toward Damascus. They want to keep spreading east into Syria and Jordan. These people have no intention of stopping until they have everything from the river to the river — from the Nile all the way to the Euphrates in Iraq. That is the goal, and they brag about it.

Even in America, Jewish Zionists in Brooklyn are wearing shirts that say “Greater Israel,” complete with the full map that has been circulating online. These people are not hiding it anymore. Netanyahu is saying it publicly. We know this to be true. Everyone who was called anti-Semitic for stating that Israel wants to rule the world can now say this is very factual.

Greater Israel Map
Greater Israel map (left) and the same map on an Israeli soldier’s uniform patch (right).

When Netanyahu and Israelis say this, they really mean it — especially Netanyahu’s Likud party, every single person in it. They have a messianic vision and use controversial religious claims to justify their policies. They envision a future in which countries around the globe will pray toward Israel and view Jerusalem as the capital of the world. Israeli officials state this publicly. They say that Israel is going to be the capital, the Messiah is going to come back, and when the Messiah returns, the world will recognize Jerusalem as the capital of the world. This is what they state. And they have made it clear: The inferior Goyim—that is the non-Jews—exist solely to serve the superior Jews, the master race of our time, in Israel.

It would be one thing if it were just a few fringe voices here and there, but it is the Likud party. We cannot call it anti-Semitic to talk about this when it is the specific people running Israel. This is what they believe. The leadership making policy believes it — Netanyahu, Ben-Gvir, Smotrich, and the rest of his coalition. They believe the world will view Jerusalem as the capital of the entire planet. They believe their Messiah is going to come down. They believe they are going to destroy the Al-Aqsa Mosque and build the Third Temple. The US Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee — an evangelical Zionist — believes that Israel should have everything from the Nile to the Euphrates.

Europeans need to wake up. As Israel expands and takes over the Middle East, where are all those Arabs going to go? Supporting Palestine is not a left or right issue — it affects both sides equally. For the conservative right, worried about preserving white demographics and concerned about Muslims and Arabs coming to Europe (for example, the cultural clashes in the UK), if you do not want that anymore, then do not support the country that is bombing the Middle East and sending its people to your doorstep.

Netanyahu is talking about Israel controlling the area from the Nile to the Euphrates. That is a vast amount of land with over 400 million people living there — more than the population of the United States. It covers several countries. Where are those 400 million people going to go if Israel becomes a global superpower? They will end up in Spain, the UK, France, Germany, and the United States — and then you are really going to dislike them.

The irony is striking: if you do not like Arabs, the best thing to do is to ally with Middle Eastern countries and make sure they are strong and successful. When they are strong and successful, those people will not leave. The more you hate them and destabilize their countries, the more you bring them to you. If you do not want Muslims or Arabs in your countries, you should ally with those countries.

Does Israel benefit America? It is basically a plot of land with little benefit and is actually a liability, because it relies on massive American funding and its military to bomb the region and acts as a destabilizing force. Put simply: the Iran war was never about American security. It was about building an Israel that does not need America anymore, while using American money, American weapons, and American soldiers to get there.

In contrast, countries like Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states (GCC) view the U.S. as an ally of the oil-producing nations – or at least they have done so until now. Rational Westerners would support these countries while allowing the rest of the Middle East (including Syria) to develop and stabilize, so that people do not feel compelled to flee.

This should be a glaringly obvious fact, but mainstream society does not see it because of how the mainstream media manipulates coverage in favour of Netanyahu and these Zionists.

The Israeli foreign ministry operates with an enormous propaganda budget, and a significant portion of it is reportedly directed toward shaping opinion in Europe. Firms hired by Israel found that getting Europeans to genuinely like Israel was difficult—but getting them to fear or resent Muslims was far easier. From this perspective, Israel concluded it didn’t need Europeans to support Israel itself; it only needed them to dislike Arabs more. If Europeans could be pushed in that direction, it would become far simpler to advance anti-Arab policies and justify aggressive Israeli actions across the Middle East.

One often-cited example is the role of pro-Israel lobbyists and donors. Figures such as American billionaire Robert J. Shillman have been reported to provide substantial financial backing to politicians like Dutch opposition leader Geert Wilders, well known for his harsh anti-Muslim messaging. This kind of support helps amplify anti-Muslim sentiment during key political moments.

Israel has also engaged in or encouraged deceptive tactics—including false-flag incidents—designed to frame Muslims for anti-Semitic acts. They form part of a broader strategy: that as long as Europeans “hate the other side more,” Israel’s political objectives become easier to defend.

This is why anti-Muslim narratives have become so pervasive in large parts of the media. And the irony is that many of the problems blamed on Muslim communities stem from the destabilization of those same regions in the first place.

Libya is a good example: it used to be a successful country with a strong central government. Many Africans from less fortunate countries went there for work. After NATO’s war on Libya and Gaddafi’s fall, Libya became destabilized. Those migrants could no longer go there and instead flooded Europe. This contributed to the rise of anti-immigrant sentiment in Europe because millions of Africans ended up there. Every time you take out a country, you not only destabilize it but also limit the options for migrants from other countries. If you knock out the whole Middle East, migrants will head to Europe instead.

The best thing is to make sure the Middle East is strong and stable. The biggest liability to that is the expansionist Greater Israel project. It should be stopped — or transformed into one democratic state from the river to the sea with equal rights for all: Jews, Muslims, Christians, and others. Give equal rights to everybody, allow a stable Middle East to emerge, and the world will heal.

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