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Netanyahu CALLED OUT for His Failed Iran War Predictions The Interviewer:: "They still have the missiles. The regime is still intact. And essentially the Strait of Hormuz is shut down. Why would you say that your early assessment was so off?" His answer: "That's an incorrect statement of what... show more

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