Jiang says the Greater Israel project would widen the war beyond Iran toward a much larger regional transformation, potentially including Turkey after Iran.
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Regional WAR
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"And that's a litmus test of whether this war is eschatological or not. Okay. So that's the second thing. Um, the third thing is..."
"And the answer is the insurance money, as well as they need to burn down Israel in order to create the Pax Judaica. Okay...."
"And as you can see, it is a regional war. And both sides are seeking maximalist objectives. And what this means is the United..."
"...that American presence in Israel is preventing Israel from starting a regional war. Okay? But you can also make the argument that Israel right..."
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