Les Echos magazine reported: “Israel wants to sell gas to Europe in 18 months, and the discovery of gas in the eastern Mediterranean violates the geopolitics of the region and brings new wealth that Israel will use to strengthen peace agreements with its neighbors.”

She pointed out: “Only Lebanon resists. What if Israel supplies gas to Germany? The question seems ridiculous and looks like an unfortunate joke by Pierre Desbros, and the idea of ​​exporting gas produced in Israel to Europe is being explored in Jerusalem. , and recent gas discoveries operating in the eastern Mediterranean, especially off the coast of Egypt, Israel and Cyprus, are likely to change the geopolitical situation in the Middle East and possibly soon in the entire Mediterranean basin.

The magazine stated: “Until the first decade of the twenty-first century, none of the coastal countries of the eastern Mediterranean (Turkey, Greece, Cyprus, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Egypt and Libya) thought about taking over the seabed and defining their economic areas after , and within two decades, the change of Everything”, noting that “for Israel, this is a revolution, imagine a country surrounded by enemies, which has searched in vain for decades for traces of hydrocarbons throughout its territory, and which can finally join the club of gas exporters thanks to its offshore deposits.