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Originally posted by JCoure ↑

Israel sure as hell likes war or at least the 23,41% of the Israeli population who determines who runs Israel like war.

What happens if 76.59% of the Israeli population that does not like Bibi, Likud, or the IDF do not want a long protracted war with Iran?

Ever since 1948 has Israel been created just to be in a perpetual war?

No wonder hardly any Jewish person goes back to Israel.

who would want to go back to a war zone where you have a group of people trying to fight wars all the time based on 23.41% of the popular vote?

Islam and Judaism might now be in a state of perpetual war if Israel and Iran are proxies for all the violence from Sydney to Melbourne to Perth to Pennsylvania to NYC to Toronto to Paris to South Africa to North East London to the whole of the Middle East.

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who would want to go back to a war zone where you have a group of people trying to fight wars all the time based on 23.41% of the popular vote?

Hi JC
It always takes two to tango *** no way can Israel stop by itself
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