Mouin Rabbani

Yitzhak Shamir proposing an alliance with Nazi Germany in 1941. Shamir proposed? Well, no, the Lehi proposed. Some people in the Lehi proposed. Of which Shamir was a prominent leader. Yeah, but this is a red herring also. No, no. Okay, well, if he's a red herring, I'm sorry.

They approached the German emissary in Istanbul or something. Yes. And if I may... proposed an alliance with Nazi Germany on what the Leahy described as on the basis of shared ideological principles. Well, they said they did.

They approached the German emissary in Istanbul or something. Yes. And if I may... proposed an alliance with Nazi Germany on what the Leahy described as on the basis of shared ideological principles. Well, they said they did.

They approached the German emissary in Istanbul or something. Yes. And if I may... proposed an alliance with Nazi Germany on what the Leahy described as on the basis of shared ideological principles. Well, they said they did.

That's what they wanted. What did the agreement say? Well, that's what Haj Amin al-Husseini wanted also. That's what others in India and elsewhere.

That's what they wanted. What did the agreement say? Well, that's what Haj Amin al-Husseini wanted also. That's what others in India and elsewhere.

That's what they wanted. What did the agreement say? Well, that's what Haj Amin al-Husseini wanted also. That's what others in India and elsewhere.

Yes. And Hashemir called himself a terrorist. They were so irrelevant that their leader ended up being kicked upstairs to the leader of the Israeli parliament.

Yes. And Hashemir called himself a terrorist. They were so irrelevant that their leader ended up being kicked upstairs to the leader of the Israeli parliament.

Yes. And Hashemir called himself a terrorist. They were so irrelevant that their leader ended up being kicked upstairs to the leader of the Israeli parliament.

To the Israeli foreign minister.

To the Israeli foreign minister.

To the Israeli foreign minister.

You want to characterize him as irrelevant as well? Go ahead.

You want to characterize him as irrelevant as well? Go ahead.

You want to characterize him as irrelevant as well? Go ahead.

But if we're agreed that Hajj Amin al-Husseini, the Mufti of Jerusalem, collaborated with the Nazis during World War II and actively sought their sponsorship, why is it irrelevant?

But if we're agreed that Hajj Amin al-Husseini, the Mufti of Jerusalem, collaborated with the Nazis during World War II and actively sought their sponsorship, why is it irrelevant?

But if we're agreed that Hajj Amin al-Husseini, the Mufti of Jerusalem, collaborated with the Nazis during World War II and actively sought their sponsorship, why is it irrelevant?

He probably wanted a lot of things. If that's relevant, why is it irrelevant That a prime minister of Israel... Not prime minister.