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originally posted by: Mantiss2021
a reply to: Leviathan4
It takes more than one side with nuclear weapons to have a "nuclear war", realistically.
At the moment, Israel is the only nuclear power in the middle east.
According to U.S. intelligence assessments as of late last month, Iran has the capacity to produce nuclear weapons “at some point,” but has halted its nuclear weapons program and has not mastered all of the necessary technologies for building the weapons
Iran has enough enriched uraniam to build ‘several’ nuclear weapons
At the moment, Israel is the only nuclear power in the middle east.
Explanation: I laid out how Iran could make a primitive nuke , here on ATS , in 2011, over a decade ago ...
originally posted by: Mantiss2021
At the moment, Israel is the only nuclear power in the middle east.
yet another box to check in ye ole checklist of signs my man jesus spoke to be aware of....
originally posted by: TheSingleBillie
telligentsia and elite Democrats.
It appears there is now no where that Jewish people can be safe from those wanting them dead.
The Jewish people are backed into a corner, fighting for the survival of not just Israel, but for every Jewish person on the planet. This is worse than WWII now because there is no where that they are not being persecuted for being born into their religion.
originally posted by: VermiIion
a reply to: Leviathan4
Hararis current views on the situation….
“We don’t see a campaign of just obliterating Gaza,” he said. “The situation of the Palestinian population is horrific but at least it is clear that Israel is not intending to kill as many civilians as possible. This is not what the Assad regime did in Homs and Aleppo. The only solution will come when not only is Hamas disarmed but the Palestinian people have some kind of alternative future.”
“This is not the first time the radical left, in pursuit of some fixed vision of justice, finds itself aligned with some very brutal movements and regimes.”
Speaking about the reaction from parts of the left in the US and Europe while on a visit to London, Harari said it was “shocking to hear some of the responses that did not only not condemn Hamas, but placed all responsibility on Israel” and to see “the lack of solidarity with regard to the horrific attacks on Israeli civilians”.
Is he still your hero?
originally posted by: Leviathan4
originally posted by: VermiIion
a reply to: Leviathan4
Hararis current views on the situation….
“We don’t see a campaign of just obliterating Gaza,” he said. “The situation of the Palestinian population is horrific but at least it is clear that Israel is not intending to kill as many civilians as possible. This is not what the Assad regime did in Homs and Aleppo. The only solution will come when not only is Hamas disarmed but the Palestinian people have some kind of alternative future.”
“This is not the first time the radical left, in pursuit of some fixed vision of justice, finds itself aligned with some very brutal movements and regimes.”
Speaking about the reaction from parts of the left in the US and Europe while on a visit to London, Harari said it was “shocking to hear some of the responses that did not only not condemn Hamas, but placed all responsibility on Israel” and to see “the lack of solidarity with regard to the horrific attacks on Israeli civilians”.
Is he still your hero?
Never said he was my hero.
So a strawman argument.
You lose again.
Next
Do you still support the war?
Do you not condemn the war crimes committed by Israel? You seem to only condemn one side. I wonder why is this??
You must be very naive to think you need to be a socialist to be against the war....every sane person is against it.
originally posted by: Mantiss2021
a reply to: Leviathan4
It takes more than one side with nuclear weapons to have a "nuclear war", realistically.
At the moment, Israel is the only nuclear power in the middle east.