By The publication of a map by Isr*eli government accounts depicting a “Greater Isr*el” with boundaries extending into Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, and P@lestinian territories has sparked widespread condemnation across the Middle East. Jordan labeled the map as provocative and baseless, asserting it violates international norms and threatens regional stability. The P@lestinian Authority viewed it as an expansionist move undermining P@lestinian statehood aspirations. Gulf states, including Qatar, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia, strongly objected, describing the map as a violation of international law and a false claim over sovereign territories.
Qatar called on the international community to pressure Isr*el to comply with international norms, while Saudi Arabia emphasized the need to respect international agreements. These reactions highlight concerns over any actions perceived as attempts to alter recognized borders or infringe upon neighboring nations’ sovereignty, further complicating peace efforts in the region.
