Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday a long-term solution to the escalating Strait of Hormuz crisis would require rerouting oil and gas pipelines westward across Saudi Arabia to the Red Sea and Mediterranean, bypassing what he described as Iran’s “geographic choke point,” as Tehran moves to impose tolls on ships transiting the vital waterway and restrict passage through the corridor.
Speaking in an interview with Newsmax , Netanyahu outlined a dual-track approach in which immediate U.S.-led efforts focus on reopening the Strait, while longer-term planning aims to eliminate reliance on narrow maritime chokepoints that allow…
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