The offer of aid from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Iran, amidst a severe water crisis, has sparked a wave of controversy. The water scarcity in Iran is critical, with over 90% of the country experiencing drought conditions. The lack of rainfall has depleted reservoirs and caused widespread water shortages. The Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has also acknowledged the severity of the situation. Netanyahu’s offer, however, has been met with criticism, with Iranian officials questioning the motives behind it, especially given the ongoing conflict and humanitarian issues in Gaza. The water crisis is further compounded by high water consumption, particularly in the agricultural sector, which consumes a significant amount of water annually. This situation has intensified the political debate between the two nations.
