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🇮🇷🇮🇱 Prof. Foad Izadi argues Netanyahu has a political problem: another confrontation would force Israelis to ask what the last one actually achieved. “The reason Israelis are staying quiet with regard to Iran is because of the hit that they experienced during those 40 days.” Izadi claims the damage... show more

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