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‘‘When somebody is developing nuclear weapons with the aim of eradicating you and your children, you don’t worry about making them madder.’ Yoram Hazony, philosopher and author of The Virtue of Nationalism, unpacks what he thinks Benjamin Netanyahu’s ultimate goal is.

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hsom11 year ago

@yhazony what a pile of shit....we are talking about a war criminal nuclear-armed state that is killing civilians making up an excuse for regional domination.

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Ian Gray ⚓️⚔️💂‍♂️🍷🇨🇦1 year ago

@yhazony

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Jim & Deborah Breck.1 year ago

@yhazony Spend 10 minutes listening to this.

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Jeffrey Bale1 year ago

@yhazony That is absolutely correct.

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Krasnov Makes Treason, Vandalism & Stupidity Great1 year ago

@yhazony Iran has repeatedly said it is not interested in developing nuclear weapons and the IAEA has not found that it is. The Nazis provided more food to the Warsaw Ghetto than Israel is providing to Gaza. That is the level that Israel has sunk to!

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Knux Dawgg1 year ago

@yhazony EXACTLY

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Andreas Backhaus1 year ago

@yhazony Let's apply that to Russia and Ukraine, Yoram.

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