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Israel awoke to a frightening new reality on Thursday as it absorbed, with disbelief and largely in silence, the terms of Trump’s agreement to end the war with Iran.

It is a disastrous deal from Israel’s point of view, analysts said, because it accomplishes none of Israel’s war aims and arguably leaves the country in worse shape on each of them.

“It’s a bad agreement in which the Americans are paying with cash, and got, at the maximum, a letter of intent,” Yaakov Amidror, a hawkish former national security adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, said in an interview.

  • Lucius_Sweet@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    16 days ago

    You are so dumb that is is laughable

    Opening with an ad hominem attack, this should be interesting…

    to control of Iraq resources and enrichment to military industrial complex

    You are the cultist who believe your poor shitty country never hold no responsibility that it is always the fault of other countries and foreign influences

    You then proceed with an unintelligible, illiterate diatribe. I was incorrect it was not interesting. I’m also from Ireland not the USA Einstein.

    You should read about how the region was

    You should read literally anything buddy, then learn how to write before playing with the big boys.

    What I have was facts about Israel manipulating the US government, as they have been doing since their shitty settler colony came into existence 70 odd years ago. You gave me your opinion and feelings, stop being so emotional homie, losing will do that to you I suppose…

    • mrdown@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
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      16 days ago

      You then proceed with an unintelligible, illiterate diatribe. I was incorrect it was not interesting. I’m also from Ireland not the USA Einstein.

      You are projecting. Being in a foreign cult is even worse. It is better to have flawed third-language skills than to be a brainwashed cultist. The fact is that the lie regarding Iraq’s WMDs existed long before Netanyahu. In reality, American intelligence produced an entire report disagreeing with those claims, yet Congress and the Bush administration refused to even read it. The fact remains that the United States has operated as an empire, consistently pursuing imperialist interests in the region. That area has been of critical geopolitical importance for a millennium, yet you refuse to read or learn anything new. You prefer to be spoon-fed lies.