Ben Shapiro

Israel does get to actually protect itself.

The president of the United States, however, has been convinced by some of his advisors that the problem in Lebanon is apparently not Hezbollah per se.

The problem is Israel.

And again, this is the game.

Understand it's an op.

It's an op.

The Iranians are playing the president or appear to be attempting to do so, which is not a shock.

This is what they do.

Their goal is to sign a meaningless MOU that commits them to no serious action that protects their terror wing that, by the way, has murdered Americans, Hezbollah.

And then when Hezbollah attacks Israel and Israel retaliates by hitting Dakhia, which is a section of Beirut, Iran will then claim that Israel violated the ceasefire and hope that the president blames Israel for a violation of a ceasefire started by Hezbollah in the first place.

That is the goal.

And the president is now making the bizarre case that Israel is randomly knocking down apartment houses in Lebanon, which is not true in the slightest, like at all.

And also this proposition that the Syrian Sunni terror army should cross the border into Lebanon and that this somehow will be a better solution for Lebanon and Israel defending itself.

I'm going to need I'm going to need an explainer on this one is clip 22.

The Syrian army under al-Jalani, a terror group, is going to do a better job and a more humane job is the case that's being made?

Sunni Muslims invading a Shia state, a Shia and Christian state?

Hmm.

Interesting.

Okay.

So suffice it to say, reiteration, point number one on nukes, is there anything?