Tucker Carlson

So from thousands of miles away, it seems like Israel seems like a pretty tough project to keep going over generations because of the numbers, just tiny countries surrounded by people who don't like it or recognize its legitimacy, some of whom are motivated to do harm.

So that's like, that's not a good ratio over time.

Like it's hard to maintain that.

It's like,

From the Israeli perspective, do people ever think of that?

No.

I was thinking more the macro demographic problem.

Of the Arab world?

The Muslim world.

Almost 2 billion.

So when I hear Netanyahu say we're fighting a seven front war, whatever number of fronts, it was seven fronts recently.

Yeah.

I think you don't have the economy, you don't have the manpower, and you no longer have the goodwill to sustain that for very long at all.

Like, ultimately, if you have enough enemies and there's too few of you and enough of them, you're going to lose.

People have been saying that for a long time.

For sure.

For sure.

But there's also a sense in which you can't fight everybody.

And so I don't see, when I talk to Israelis and just when I watch, I don't see any long-term strategy that rests on real alliances.

Like you have to have...