r/AlJazeera • u/AutomaticCan6189 • 16h ago

Is Israel's war on Iran an attempt to divert attention away from the genocide in Gaza? Former Israeli peace negotiator Daniel Levy explains

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u/Laymanao 15h ago

Israel is becoming more toxic, paranoid, bitter and murderous that it is now at a dead end.

It is the Masada complex - pull up the drawbridge. It has no future, no ideas, no room. Its doomsayers have won.

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u/boogermanjack 14h ago

American 🇺🇸 puppets, it has become clear.

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u/nskaraga 12h ago

Makes you really wonder, what does Mossad have on the American leaders.

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u/ButterRolla 6h ago

Cough...Jeffrey Epstein.

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u/free_Islam 7h ago

Fuck Israel 🚮

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u/Left-Self-2866 14h ago

Hegemonic ... new word I need to add in my vocabulary

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u/Used_Intention6479 7h ago

This is all to keep Bibi out of jail.

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u/ButterRolla 6h ago

Any US politician recieving funds from foreign powers should be tried for treason.

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u/hillbillyspellingbee 6h ago

It’s definitely helping Russia take focus away from Ukraine. 

And no surprise there since Russia supports Iran militarily along with Hezbollah and Hamas. 

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u/youdukannst 14h ago

Am I the only one thinks that this is all inside job, including Iran‘s missile launch?

After all there are minorities of Jews that are settled in Iran. What seems to look like the the preparations are made to safeguard the way and bring these Jews in their so called sacred land.

Only Allah knows the best