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We launched this action to remove two existential threats. One is the nuclear threat, the second is the ballistic missile threat. So far we’ve exceeded our expectations. Dealing with these threats not only helps defend Israel, but also all of our Arab neighbors, who are also threatened by Iranian terrorism.

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הדר סגל Hadar Segal 🇮🇱vor 1 Jahr

דרמר, מה עם החטופים?!

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Yael Yemvor 1 Jahr

What about 53 hostages?? What about them??

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David Ronenvor 1 Jahr

היי מיכאל שמש @shemeshmicha תראה, עוד ראיון של האמבסדור לתקשורת הזרה. שאלת את עצמך כמה ראיונות לתקשורת *בארץ* השמוק הזה נתן בשנתיים וחצי שהוא שר? אפס. נאדה. וזה יד ימינו והמיני מי של הפוחלץ. שר שיושב בקבינט ושותף להחלטות. לא בנט, שלא נושא בשום תפקיד. זה לא מפריע לך, שמש? מוזר

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Menachem Levvor 1 Jahr

RON DRAMER - WHO THE F ARE YOU?? HOW ARE YOU RELATED TO ISRAEL???

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Troy Ouncevor 1 Jahr

No one believes Iran nukes are a threat.

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Herb Glattervor 1 Jahr

🎯🎯🎯🎯

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Vishnu Kothavalevor 1 Jahr

@ReuvenAzar We stand with Israel. Israel is fighting to defend its own country.

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Chrome Deletevor 1 Jahr

Will the Saudis will still want to normalize with Israel once the Iranians have been defanged?

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toyovor 1 Jahr

Why izraahell having nuclear arsenal? Wipe it out

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