Jiang's label for an earlier Israel-Iran confrontation that he treats as the hidden precedent for the current information blackout.
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12-day war
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "So starting with the 12 -day war when Israel went in and killed a lot of government officials and nuclear scientists, thinking that that..."
Key Notes
Jiang says Israel's media blackout exists because Iran inflicted humiliating damage during the earlier 12-day war and Israeli leadership learned to hide visible defeat.
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"...The reason why is Israel was completely humiliated in the 12 -day war. Remember, Israel really thought that it would take them like a..."
"That's why they had invested so much in protecting the Assad regime. So in the first few days, it seemed as though Israel was..."
"Okay. And that was the end of the 12 -Day War. And then if you remember, Netanyahu went to talk to Putin, okay, and..."
"...invincible. So that's a response to the loss of the 12 -Day War. The Israelis are like, we just won't admit we're being defeated...."
"So starting with the 12 -day war when Israel went in and killed a lot of government officials and nuclear scientists, thinking that that..."
"...for a long, long time, right? Starting with last year's 12 -day war. I mean, he went to the White House and talked to..."
"...May, for example, before we bombed for Fordow, before the 12 -day war, every time we get close to something that looks like a..."
"Israel started the 12 -day war by literally, literally bombing to death the negotiators we were supposed to meet with, and they knew the..."
"...making a nuclear weapon. He said all that after the 12 day war last summer."
"...who told his followers oh my god this war this 12 -day war it was a perfect opportunity to do a false flag where..."
"...went viral after one lecturer correctly anticipated the Iran -Israel 12 -day war. He's now predicting something even more ominous. He predicts in another..."
"...ally to both Iran and Saudi Arabia. So during the 12 day war, Pakistan basically offered assistance to Iran. And then right afterwards, what..."
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