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🇮🇱🇮🇷 A nuclear-armed Israeli submarine reportedly surfaced in plain view, and the message was aimed at Tehran. Professor David N. Gibbs points to reports of a Dolphin class sub leaving port on the surface where everyone could see it, the vessel that gives Israel its second strike capability. He... show more

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🚨🇮🇱The possibility of Israel using nuclear weapons is not zero, and Professor David N. Gibbs just said it out loud. "There's nothing to stop Israel, including the United States, from using nuclear weapons if they decide to do so." The scariest part: he doesn't think it's likely. He just won't rule it out.

🚨🇮🇱The possibility of Israel using nuclear weapons is not zero, and Professor David N. Gibbs just said it out loud. "There's nothing to stop Israel, including the United States, from using nuclear weapons if they decide to do so." The scariest part: he doesn't think it's likely. He just won't rule it out.

Mario Nawfal

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🚨 JUST IN — SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: "The Ayatollah is Muslim, but his strain of Islam says that if you do not agree with his interpretation, you deserve TO DIE." "The Ayatollah wants to KILL ME." "We're not trying to start a war in Iran. The president is trying to end the war in Iran." "I'm talking about the Ayatollah and his followers. In America, we separate government from religion. Not Iran. The government IS the religion." "He acts on this belief." "If the Ayatollah gets a nuclear weapon, he will use it. He could use it against America. He could use it against Israel. I don't know who he'll use it against, and I hope I'm wrong, but he will use it." "And you know what else will happen? As soon as he gets a nuclear weapon, Saudi Arabia is going to get a nuclear weapon, and the UAE is going to get a nuclear weapon, and Japan is going to get a nuclear weapon, and South Korea, and I could go on, and on, and on." "He exports terrorism. He was the person behind Hamas and Hezbollah that has killed, that have killed so many people throughout the world, not just in the Middle East, but across the world, including, but not limited to, Americans. That's why we ought to care."

🚨 JUST IN — SEN. JOHN KENNEDY: "The Ayatollah is Muslim, but his strain of Islam says that if you do not agree with his interpretation, you deserve TO DIE." "The Ayatollah wants to KILL ME." "We're not trying to start a war in Iran. The president is trying to end the war in Iran." "I'm talking about the Ayatollah and his followers. In America, we separate government from religion. Not Iran. The government IS the religion." "He acts on this belief." "If the Ayatollah gets a nuclear weapon, he will use it. He could use it against America. He could use it against Israel. I don't know who he'll use it against, and I hope I'm wrong, but he will use it." "And you know what else will happen? As soon as he gets a nuclear weapon, Saudi Arabia is going to get a nuclear weapon, and the UAE is going to get a nuclear weapon, and Japan is going to get a nuclear weapon, and South Korea, and I could go on, and on, and on." "He exports terrorism. He was the person behind Hamas and Hezbollah that has killed, that have killed so many people throughout the world, not just in the Middle East, but across the world, including, but not limited to, Americans. That's why we ought to care."

Eric Daugherty

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🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇱 Netanyahu's real play may be getting Americans to react in a way that keeps this war alive. Retired Lt. Col. Karen Kwiatkowski says Netanyahu doesn't want a deal. He wants American rage pointed at Iran, and he doesn't care what it costs America to get there. "I hope it's not nuclear, but I could see it happening." Karen Kwiatkowski

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Mario Nawfal

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Joe Biden in less than a minute: - Claims he was a professor at UPenn, which he never was - Claims he taught a constitutional law class on the second amendment, which he never did - Says that you couldn't own a cannon when 2A was implemented, which you could - And ends by failing miserably to say the phrase "the tree of liberty is watered with the blood of patriots"

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Greg Price

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You had me at "number one", Senator Kennedy, though I've had fever dreams saner than what follows. "I hear from fellow Americans all the time, why do we need to be involved in Iran? Why should we care? Well, number one, we're not trying to start a war in Iran. President is trying to end the war in Iran. If the Ayatollah gets a nuclear weapon, he will use it. He could use it against America. He could use it against Israel. I don't know who he'll use it against, and I hope I'm wrong, but he will use it. And you know what else will happen? As soon as he gets a nuclear weapon, Saudi Arabia is going to get a nuclear weapon."

You had me at "number one", Senator Kennedy, though I've had fever dreams saner than what follows. "I hear from fellow Americans all the time, why do we need to be involved in Iran? Why should we care? Well, number one, we're not trying to start a war in Iran. President is trying to end the war in Iran. If the Ayatollah gets a nuclear weapon, he will use it. He could use it against America. He could use it against Israel. I don't know who he'll use it against, and I hope I'm wrong, but he will use it. And you know what else will happen? As soon as he gets a nuclear weapon, Saudi Arabia is going to get a nuclear weapon."

Margarita Simonyan

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Mario Nawfal

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🇮🇱🇦🇪 The UAE's president warned Netanyahu ten days before October 7... and he let the attack happen Haaretz reports that Mohammed bin Zayed called Netanyahu personally on September 23, 2023, a 45-minute call warning that Sinwar was planning a major operation. Netanyahu reportedly said not to worry and never briefed his security chiefs. He calls the story a lie and is suing. Ana Kasparian doesn't believe the denial. Her view is that the intelligence was ignored on purpose, that a prime minister paranoid enough to strike neighbors preemptively doesn't shrug off a head of state, and that October 7 handed him the war he wanted for a Greater Israel: "We are at war with the wrong country" She wants Israel sanctioned, cut off and disarmed of its nuclear weapons, and she expects nothing to change under a new prime minister because, the Israeli public supports what its government is doing. Her forecast for Washington is the part that lands closest to home. Israel survives on an ally now short of interceptors, short of money and being pushed out of the Gulf, and she's waiting to see who saves it when that ally can't. Ana Kasparian

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Mario Nawfal

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Mario Nawfal

32,516 views • 6 months ago

🇷🇺 🇺🇦 Russia may decide it has to hit a NATO country directly, and that's exactly how a nuclear war starts. Glenn Diesen says the recent, unprecedented drone strikes on Moscow mark a serious escalation, extending a pattern of provocations that have already targeted Russia's nuclear early-warning systems and retaliatory capabilities. Russia will likely hit back at Ukraine, he says, but here's the trap he flags: those strikes may not deter anyone, because NATO, the side actually supplying the resources, doesn't treat Ukrainian casualties as a strategic loss. That, Glenn warns, could push Moscow toward a chilling conclusion, that the only way to draw a real red line is to strike a NATO country directly, even knowing it risks triggering nuclear war. Glenn Diesen

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Mario Nawfal

40,462 views • 3 months ago

🇷🇺🇺🇦 Russia may decide it has to hit a NATO country directly, and that's exactly how a nuclear war starts. Glenn Diesen says the recent, unprecedented drone strikes on Moscow mark a serious escalation, extending a pattern of provocations that have already targeted Russia's nuclear early-warning systems and retaliatory capabilities. Russia will likely hit back at Ukraine, he says, but here's the trap he flags: those strikes may not deter anyone, because NATO, the side actually supplying the resources, doesn't treat Ukrainian casualties as a strategic loss. That, Glenn warns, could push Moscow toward a chilling conclusion, that the only way to draw a real red line is to strike a NATO country directly, even knowing it risks triggering nuclear war. Glenn Diesen

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Mario Nawfal

135,836 views • 3 months ago

🇮🇷 🇪🇬 Moving American bases further from Iran doesn't put them out of reach, and Egypt just proved it. Trita Parsi won't say whether the tanker strike was Iranian or a false flag, but he explains what it would signal if Tehran was behind it: the reach now extends far beyond the Gulf, and the Red Sea could be squeezed from two sides at once if fighting reaches the Suez: "The Iranians do not believe that Trump will be serious about diplomacy until he has come to the full conclusion that he does not have a good military option, and he does not have escalatory dominance." Every strike is an argument aimed at one man, and the message is that there's no way back to war. Trita Parsi

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Mario Nawfal

57,410 views • 1 month ago

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Former Sec. of State Pompeo rejected claims that the Iran conflict was a “war of choice.” He says Republicans who criticize Trump are using a false argument... "This was NO war of choice. We've been at war with Iranians for decades." The recent campaign, he said, was necessary to prevent Tehran from becoming another North Korea, a nuclear-armed state that is nearly impossible to strike. Experts are skeptical, with many saying Iran was NOT close to a nuclear weapon. Even if they were, should the U.S. and Israel be the only countries to decide who is allowed and who isn't? Writer: Samuel

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Mario Nawfal

27,137 views • 1 month ago

Israeli PM: We have to complete the mission. To eliminate the Iranian threat once and for all. 🇮🇷 🇮🇱 For decades, Israel has called Iran its greatest threat. Now, in a war that's lasted more than six months, that argument is being made in real time. The core argument is nuclear. Israeli and American officials say a nuclear armed Iran wouldn't be a deterrent it would be a weapon aimed at a country Iran's leadership has called for destroying since 1979. The second piece: Iran's proxy network, Hezbollah in Lebanon, the Houthis in Yemen, Hamas in Gaza, armed and funded with Iranian support for decades. Watch the full video as we uncover the case Israel's government makes.

Israeli PM: We have to complete the mission. To eliminate the Iranian threat once and for all. 🇮🇷 🇮🇱 For decades, Israel has called Iran its greatest threat. Now, in a war that's lasted more than six months, that argument is being made in real time. The core argument is nuclear. Israeli and American officials say a nuclear armed Iran wouldn't be a deterrent it would be a weapon aimed at a country Iran's leadership has called for destroying since 1979. The second piece: Iran's proxy network, Hezbollah in Lebanon, the Houthis in Yemen, Hamas in Gaza, armed and funded with Iranian support for decades. Watch the full video as we uncover the case Israel's government makes.

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🚨🇮🇱 🇮🇷 ISRAEL IS DESPERATE FOR THE WAR TO CONTINUE Senior intelligence analyst Malcolm Nance suggested that the ceasefire represents a stabilization that Netanyahu can't afford long-term. Lebanon is provoked despite Iran's stance against it, and that's by design. The war on Iran is optional for the U.S., but mandatory for the current Israeli administration. "I think he would break the ceasefire at a moment of his benefit. He could say, I'm going back into Lebanon and that's a wholly separate war." Malcolm Nance

🚨🇮🇱 🇮🇷 ISRAEL IS DESPERATE FOR THE WAR TO CONTINUE Senior intelligence analyst Malcolm Nance suggested that the ceasefire represents a stabilization that Netanyahu can't afford long-term. Lebanon is provoked despite Iran's stance against it, and that's by design. The war on Iran is optional for the U.S., but mandatory for the current Israeli administration. "I think he would break the ceasefire at a moment of his benefit. He could say, I'm going back into Lebanon and that's a wholly separate war." Malcolm Nance

Mario Nawfal

48,261 views • 5 months ago

Israel strikes building of Al-Qard al-Hasan foundation in Beirut According to media reports, the organization is formally a charitable financial institution, but Israel and the United States have long described it as a key financial arm of Hezbollah. The strike is reportedly aimed at disrupting Hezbollah’s funding and limiting its ability to finance its activities.

Israel strikes building of Al-Qard al-Hasan foundation in Beirut According to media reports, the organization is formally a charitable financial institution, but Israel and the United States have long described it as a key financial arm of Hezbollah. The strike is reportedly aimed at disrupting Hezbollah’s funding and limiting its ability to finance its activities.

NEXTA

22,058 views • 6 months ago

Arestovich on Ukraine's attack yesterday not just on Putin's residence, but on a "nuclear decision-making center": According to Western sources, there was a strike. I'm not saying this; they're saying this. Secondly, it wasn't just a residence. It was a special Russian facility designed to command and control the Russian armed forces in the event of a nuclear war. So, in terms of significance, it's like someone attacking Air Force One, the US presidential plane. It's a special facility, an entire city with outdoor structures, underground structures. And all sorts of communication hubs. According to Western sources, drones were flying. 90 or 91, no one knows. But they were most likely targeting the communication hubs. They're verifying this information. And frankly, they didn't reach their destination. But there was a strike. Why are Russians so outraged? Well, because it was a strike on the command center of the nuclear triad and the Russian armed forces in general during a special period, during a large-scale war. That is, this is an attack on the holy of holies, and according to Russian nuclear doctrine, and the nuclear doctrine of any state possessing nuclear weapons, this is grounds for a nuclear response. Russia will not strike Kyiv with tactical nuclear weapons. This would be a sharp escalation, a change in the entire international framework. They won't agree to that. But the "Oreshnik" missile could land. I think it's almost 100% certain that ballistic missiles will hit the decision-making center. "POOL N3"

Arestovich on Ukraine's attack yesterday not just on Putin's residence, but on a "nuclear decision-making center": According to Western sources, there was a strike. I'm not saying this; they're saying this. Secondly, it wasn't just a residence. It was a special Russian facility designed to command and control the Russian armed forces in the event of a nuclear war. So, in terms of significance, it's like someone attacking Air Force One, the US presidential plane. It's a special facility, an entire city with outdoor structures, underground structures. And all sorts of communication hubs. According to Western sources, drones were flying. 90 or 91, no one knows. But they were most likely targeting the communication hubs. They're verifying this information. And frankly, they didn't reach their destination. But there was a strike. Why are Russians so outraged? Well, because it was a strike on the command center of the nuclear triad and the Russian armed forces in general during a special period, during a large-scale war. That is, this is an attack on the holy of holies, and according to Russian nuclear doctrine, and the nuclear doctrine of any state possessing nuclear weapons, this is grounds for a nuclear response. Russia will not strike Kyiv with tactical nuclear weapons. This would be a sharp escalation, a change in the entire international framework. They won't agree to that. But the "Oreshnik" missile could land. I think it's almost 100% certain that ballistic missiles will hit the decision-making center. "POOL N3"

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Joe Pantoliano is one of those actors who locks a scene the second he enters it. He gives every character a sharp edge and a lived-in charm, turning what could be a side role into the part everyone walks out remembering.

Joe Pantoliano is one of those actors who locks a scene the second he enters it. He gives every character a sharp edge and a lived-in charm, turning what could be a side role into the part everyone walks out remembering.

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