Oh, it's definitely believable that the timing was meant to scuttle the Abraham Accords, as well as, accordingly, to get the Palestinians back on people's radar. Scott Ritter says that Hezbollah doesn't want war because it's starting to develop its role as a political player, and this whole catastrophe complicates that. I'm still listeni…
Oh, it's definitely believable that the timing was meant to scuttle the Abraham Accords, as well as, accordingly, to get the Palestinians back on people's radar. Scott Ritter says that Hezbollah doesn't want war because it's starting to develop its role as a political player, and this whole catastrophe complicates that. I'm still listening to his two hour conversation with Danny Haiphong. Very interesting. I'll listen to that clip when I get a minute, but I'm going to give much more credence to Scott Ritter than Jordan Peterson on matters of war and politics.
Oh, it's definitely believable that the timing was meant to scuttle the Abraham Accords, as well as, accordingly, to get the Palestinians back on people's radar. Scott Ritter says that Hezbollah doesn't want war because it's starting to develop its role as a political player, and this whole catastrophe complicates that. I'm still listening to his two hour conversation with Danny Haiphong. Very interesting. I'll listen to that clip when I get a minute, but I'm going to give much more credence to Scott Ritter than Jordan Peterson on matters of war and politics.