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I'm not claiming those theories. I'm just saying that I think that Israel will take a relatively neutral stance towards conflict enduring because as long as the conflict endures and as long as the settlements can expand, I think that benefits, I think that ultimately benefits Israel.

I'm not claiming those theories. I'm just saying that I think that Israel will take a relatively neutral stance towards conflict enduring because as long as the conflict endures and as long as the settlements can expand, I think that benefits, I think that ultimately benefits Israel.

I'm not claiming those theories. I'm just saying that I think that Israel will take a relatively neutral stance towards conflict enduring because as long as the conflict endures and as long as the settlements can expand, I think that benefits, I think that ultimately benefits Israel.

I would have agreed with you on October 6th. I think we're probably a year or two away from that right now.

I would have agreed with you on October 6th. I think we're probably a year or two away from that right now.

I would have agreed with you on October 6th. I think we're probably a year or two away from that right now.

And I will say I agree essentially with everything you're saying, not to loop back another topic, but this is one of the reasons then why I was so critical. I don't want to say critical, but like kind of nonchalant about the Abraham Accords because they didn't address anything with the Palestinians whatsoever. They brought up countries that weren't super relevant to the conflict.

And I will say I agree essentially with everything you're saying, not to loop back another topic, but this is one of the reasons then why I was so critical. I don't want to say critical, but like kind of nonchalant about the Abraham Accords because they didn't address anything with the Palestinians whatsoever. They brought up countries that weren't super relevant to the conflict.

And I will say I agree essentially with everything you're saying, not to loop back another topic, but this is one of the reasons then why I was so critical. I don't want to say critical, but like kind of nonchalant about the Abraham Accords because they didn't address anything with the Palestinians whatsoever. They brought up countries that weren't super relevant to the conflict.

They didn't bring in Qatar, which is where a lot of the money and support for the Gaza Strip comes from. They didn't involve Iran at all.

They didn't bring in Qatar, which is where a lot of the money and support for the Gaza Strip comes from. They didn't involve Iran at all.

They didn't bring in Qatar, which is where a lot of the money and support for the Gaza Strip comes from. They didn't involve Iran at all.

A little bit, yeah. I think on the macro, I agree. Maybe we get at the weasel a little bit on some things. On the final thing that he said, though, I wish that Americans could have honest conversations about foreign policy. I think that it would just be better for everybody.

A little bit, yeah. I think on the macro, I agree. Maybe we get at the weasel a little bit on some things. On the final thing that he said, though, I wish that Americans could have honest conversations about foreign policy. I think that it would just be better for everybody.

A little bit, yeah. I think on the macro, I agree. Maybe we get at the weasel a little bit on some things. On the final thing that he said, though, I wish that Americans could have honest conversations about foreign policy. I think that it would just be better for everybody.

I don't know if it's Red Scare after the Cold War, where it was literally the behemoths were fighting against communism, and we felt like after 91, every single foreign policy decision needs to be able to be explained correctly. in like seven words, like he's the bad guy and that's it.

I don't know if it's Red Scare after the Cold War, where it was literally the behemoths were fighting against communism, and we felt like after 91, every single foreign policy decision needs to be able to be explained correctly. in like seven words, like he's the bad guy and that's it.

I don't know if it's Red Scare after the Cold War, where it was literally the behemoths were fighting against communism, and we felt like after 91, every single foreign policy decision needs to be able to be explained correctly. in like seven words, like he's the bad guy and that's it.

I wish we had more honest conversations about what our foreign policy interest is in a particular region, because I don't think most Americans honestly could even articulate why Israel would be an important ally or why it's important to defend Ukraine against Russia, or why should we care about Taiwan at all? I don't know if most Americans could articulate anything there,

I wish we had more honest conversations about what our foreign policy interest is in a particular region, because I don't think most Americans honestly could even articulate why Israel would be an important ally or why it's important to defend Ukraine against Russia, or why should we care about Taiwan at all? I don't know if most Americans could articulate anything there,