At a time when Israel’s threats against Lebanon are intensifying amid the demarcation of the Lebanese-Palestinian maritime borders and the importation of occupying entities by the Greek ship Energan Power for gas exploration in the Karish field, the BBC has concluded Arabi had his interview package by The Israeli Energy Minister Karen Al-Harar, who continued The same threats were repeated on the British screen. In an exclusive TV interview, Al-Harar appeared yesterday, Thursday, to speak in English, dubbed Arabic, about the dispute in Lebanon over gas exploration and the political crisis in Israel. The interview discusses what he calls “disagreements between Lebanon and Israel” over “sea areas” and shipwreck in an area classified by Lebanon as disputed. The interview allows the Energy Minister to respond to the words of Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah and say that “his threats will not affect Israel’s continued gas exploration” and that the Karish field is “Israeli territory” and owned by “Israel”, asks Lebanon to negotiate. At the same time, he swung at the “readiness of the Israeli occupying army for any possible military scenario, if Lebanon decides to go in this direction.” Thus, the British Arabic network is giving Israelis ample space to make new threats against Lebanon and falsifying the facts at a time when the Lebanese side is directly involved in this issue are not on the same screen.