He argues that Iran would not cross the nuclear line because doing so would lead to civilian destruction and because Iran does not care enough about Israel to commit suicide.
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"For what purpose? Yes, I understand that. If Israel were to nuke Iran, Iran could build nuclear weapons and then go nuke Israel, but..."
"Why would Iran want to cross that line? It would lead to destruction of the civilian population, okay? And then Israel doesn't really need..."
"...to minimize casualties on both sides right this is to minimize civilian destruction of civil infrastructure because at the end of the day uh..."
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