If There Was Anything Positive About Last Year's 12-day War With Iran, It Was That We Could Move on From the Islamic Regime's Nuclear Threat, and Start Speaking About What We Tend to Brush Under the Rug – the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
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If there was anything positive about last year's 12-day war with Iran, it was that we could move on from the Islamic regime's nuclear threat, and start speaking about what we tend to brush under the rug – the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
There is an unbridgeable gap between the inherent danger of war with Iran and the general public's resignation toward it.
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