Netanyahu offered to solve Iranians' water crisis. But here's what it trickles down to | Opinion

Iran is facing one of its most devastating water crises in recent memory. Tehran reports temperatures soaring above 50 Celsius (122 Fahrenheit), rainfall has declined by over 40 percent and reservoir levels have fallen to record lows, while Iranian authorities plead with the public to curb consumption. Within this context, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed Iranians that "the moment your country is free" of their Islamic regime, Israel would provide them with the technology and know-how to resolve its water crisis.

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