Report Reveals: The Plan That Israel, America, and India Are Crafting

Translation by SadaNews: Channel 14 has revealed for the first time the massive plan by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump for the day after the war in Gaza, which was secretly prepared at the White House in partnership with India.

The Hebrew channel states, as translated by SadaNews: "This is a diplomatic-economic plan worth hundreds of billions of dollars, and it will bring enormous sums to all the countries involved."

The report continued: "In recent weeks, Netanyahu has repeatedly referred to the 'grand plan' that he is orchestrating with President Trump, a plan he says will change not just the region but the whole world. But what does it mean specifically?"

The report continued: "Through long conversations in the Oval Office and phone calls between Washington, New Delhi, and Tel Aviv, a broad strategic plan is taking shape, aimed at connecting the East with the West - a plan worth hundreds of billions of dollars."

It added, "This plan is essentially the U.S. response to China's Belt and Road Initiative, which has seen China invest over a trillion dollars over the past decade. By building thousands of kilometers of seaports, airports, railways, and highways, Beijing links itself to the largest markets in the world under ideal conditions. When China builds a port in a developing country, it receives in return preferential trade terms: lower tariffs on Chinese goods, reduced fees, and lower logistics costs - resulting in a significant trade advantage that threatens other players on the global stage."

It continued as translated by SadaNews: "In the face of this extensive network that could dominate the global economy, President Trump is working on weaving his own project - in collaboration with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Gulf state leaders, and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu."

Channel 14 added in its report: "The idea is to establish a diplomatic, economic, and energy alliance by creating a highway for goods from India and the Far East - through the Middle East - to Europe and the United States. Israel is expected to become, thanks to its strategic location between Asia and Europe, a key meeting point on a route that will allow it to bypass the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative."

It concluded: "This vision can transform the global economy, but to achieve it, there is a clear prerequisite: ending the war in Gaza. Without ending the fighting, Saudi Arabia and Gulf states will not participate in the scene, and without them - without their energy, money, and strategic position between East and West - this project will not succeed."

It continued: "For this reason, Netanyahu is keen to end the war in Gaza, as he finds himself constrained between three enormous goals: freeing the hostages, the necessity of eliminating Hamas, and his and his partners' burning desire to launch the largest economic project the world has ever seen."