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“Benjamin Netanyahu is not going to be able to pull the Trump administration into military engagement in Iran.”

Is there anywhere we can place bets on that?

I wish I could read minds.

Very interesting.
Time will tell.
or in President Trump jargon….let’s see what happens.

BUT with GOD All things are possible! In the end GOD defeats all the enemy! With God for us who can de against!

Thinking We need to stay on GODS side!

Cui bono? Who benefits?

Bibi needs another 9/11. The last one worked out well for him:

https://www.21cir.com/2024/09/174081/

Trump is drifting ffurther away from MAGA. The US needs serious attention. No military guarantee for Zelensky . Just let BB mow down Hamas and send all the Gazans to Syria. No 2 state . Bring the troops home Germany. Minimal forces for NATO. Let Europe go to war with Russia. We can drop flyers.

I think we have to go all the way back to President Trump’s first term and his first foreign trip to Saudi Arabia where he was received as an honoured guest… and his earnest speech to the gathered Arab Nations.

These weren’t some short, slap dash remarks.

To my ear, this was the culmination of long hours of observation and thought which served…and still serves.. as the basis of his Middle East Doctrine (I will call it).

In it he said, “This is a battle between Good and Evil”. And since then, on October 7 we saw the Evil and know its name.

But perhaps the most significant part of this speech came when he uttered these words to the assembled Arabs…

“A better future is only possible if you drive out the terrorists. Drive. Them. Out. DRIVE THEM OUT of your places of worship. DRIVE THEM OUT of your comminities. DRIVE THEM OUT of your holy lands, and DRIVE THEM OUT OF THIS EARTH.”

It seems President Trump has not deviated one iota from this doctrine in the intervening years which have seen the 2020 coup and the execrable damage done to our own country. In May 2017, he spoke from his heart, and the Arab nations heard him.

I hope friends will read his archived remarks which I leave below.

I believe this speech serves as an instructive preamble for everything he said (and didn’t say) today.

And for me, the most powerful one he has ever delivered.

https://trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov/briefings-statements/president-trumps-speech-arab-islamic-american-summit/

We would be in one hell of a mess without Trump.

And in some other news:

https://www.i24news.tv/en/news/middle-east/artc-mossad-x-account-in-farsi-urges-iranians-to-protest-as-unrest-sweeps-the-country

Or from Faux..

https://www.foxnews.com/world/iranian-protesters-clash-security-forces-tear-gas-fills-tehran-streets-amid-nationwide-unrest

I don’t think this is any great revelation. The US was never going to get involved in military engagement in Iran, short of taking out their nuclear facilities.

Iran very convenient all but officially declared war on us, just now. The deep state in Israel and the deep state in Iran are working together under the auspices of the deep state in the US in order to try to block the truly revolutionary ideas of our Founding Fathers from taking the world by storm.

Our Christian Faith and Heritage, in particular, as expressed by our Founding Documents and validated by its astounding success despite the obvious internal corruption that works to subvert it, is winning the argument, hearts and minds, and the future.

Those enemies really hate that.

Iran is collapsing from within. 42% inflation rate, its currency is collapsing, with the rial now trading at 1.42 million rial to the dollar, and Iranians have taken to the streets. I expect Bibi wanted 47’s approval to meddle, to overtly help collapse its current ayatollah government, and then go on to meddle in the choosing of its new government. I also expect 47 told him the US would not participate in that, nor would we approve Bibi doing it. Let Iranian populists handle it, the forming MIGA movement.

And any military action against Iran by Israel would just give the ayatollah government an external enemy to point to. Military action by Israel might actually be counterproductive, having the effect of helping the ayatollah government hold on longer to fight with Israel. More harm than benefit. So “no” on that as well.

I stand with Israel! Netanyahu looked a bit tired and thin when he arrived at the President’s home.
Their alliance is strong. They live in a really bad neighborhood. They are our ancestors in Faith.

Hamas and Hezbollah are the enemy. They lied thru their teeth to lay down their weapons, and didn’t??? Not exactly people of their word! Bring down the hammer.

That man is amazing.

They [President Trump and PM Netanyahu] coordinated their suits, shirts and ties. This had to be planned. Symbolically, there is no distance between them. The only difference is that each wears his own country’s lapel flag pin an that PM Netanyahu wears a POW ribbon memorial pin on his opposite lapel.

‘…we see…through a prism of tenuous dependency…there is something…that seems to indicate an unease, a nervousness visible within…‘

This describes the great majority of Americans, who live in a state of debt servitude. Repressed fear of losing everything at the whim of the masters, or perhaps due to an unfortunate turn of events. A state of unease and nervousness “motivating” everything they do.

This is the fundamental that was exploited to coerce the experimental genetic manipulation shots into over 70% of the US population despite astronomical signals of insidious harm including VAERS, patently violating ethical mandates for freely-given informed consent.

(Freely-given informed consent to an experimental medical treatment is not possible when information about risk of harm is censored and the treatment is coerced. See the Nuremberg Code.)

Exploited by whom, for what purposes? Consider:

1. Only the US bloc, NOT the China and Russia coalition, did this to its own people.

2. The rushed mass modRNA shot deployment was driven by the US military*, reinforced with government-driven lockdowns, censorship and propaganda.

* https://www.war.gov/News/News-Stories/Article/Article/2188680/army-general-to-co-lead-operation-warp-speed-for-covid-19-vaccine/

3. Some suggest that the engineered virus and shots fit the profile of a dovetailed 2-part bioweapon based on the cytotoxic spike protein, designed to degrade the target population by attrition.

A post-atrocity information space struggle is ongoing, exposés vs. coverup. Here’s a panel on the exposé side, from a few days ago:

https://live.childrenshealthdefense.org/chd-tv/shows/good-morning-chd/the-enduring-nightmare-of-covid-mrna-technology/

Im one hundred percent in favor of protecting Netanyahu. All the other options are Democrat party operatives.

Global Intel with many faces based on the resources used in visible operations is the target. Trump is trapping the CIA membership into treason by taking overt action against their covert arena. This is why military action is being taken in the Americas (note that elections there have shifted conservative right and election rigging seems to have declined) and in parts of Africa. (I really wish Trump would target Somalia too)

Among our “allies” Trump is now punishing those individuals who are in conflict with our values and attempting to export their tyranny onto US people and US entities. Will the EU/UK go after US civilians for free speech if they dare to arrest tourists and others? A travel advisory would be just the beginning response. This doesn’t go far enough but global Intel interests are at play there as well.

Which global Intel face is operating in Ukraine is more of a mystery as the weapons most often used are manufactured in Ukraine and increasingly the soldiers are either domestic or contractors. (who is paying the contractors?)

Israel was effectively countered in Iran with Trump’s announced attack on Iran’s nuclear development site. They evacuated and got shut down. Iran politely announcef its retaliation and the US shot down all incoming missiles with no one hurt and no destruction except for the cost of defensive missiles (not cheap!). But since then, exchanges between Israel and Gaza have continued despite agreements. Netanyahu may or may not be in control. His nervousness can only be attributed to his fears but we can’t know what he is afraid of. But the label “US Ally” has a paper-thin meaning right now and growing thinner.

Oh Canada… owned by the global banking that directs global Intel. They are coming to a head with 2+ provinces attempting to leave Canada while the US entertains them becoming US states. Things are quietly happening there. The memories of the Trucker protests are strong with the people and the ostriges destroyed doesn’t help the Canada Communist Party (the other CCP) win any favor.

I don’t see any US counter activity in NZ/Australia… maybe I’m not looking hard enough?

Perhaps take a look at the demonstrations that are currently happening in Iran, with thousands on the street chanting for Reza Pahlavi and getting rid of the Islamist regime. It’s happening in Iran now, and hopefully, Iranians will solve this issue internally.

Tis true Israel has had no greater friend than President Trump but can the truth be said in reversal?

It appears to me that Trump is clear headed and will not support Netanyahu if he steps out of line (i.e., the peace plan). I could be really wrong. Israel has a right to defend itself, and I support the US supporting their defense. Trump has called on the Arab nations to rid themselves of the terrorists. I do not know if they will. If the fundamental religion calls for eliminating the “infidel”, which is Christians and Jews, I do not see how the “peace plan” is compatible with their core beliefs. But, I am encouraged that Trump is forcing the issue with all sides. It must be a helluva tight rope to walk.

Have to have a boogie man seems to be a common thread, whether it be ME, EU, Chyna Taiwan…..

$ in particular US taxpayer $$$ seems to be the motive.

Question–If the Iran threat is neutered who will be the next “threat” to the US’s “greatest ally” in the ME?

During the recent exchange with Iran, the IAF wiped out most of Islamic Republic’s air-defense network within days. That gave Israel effective freedom of movement over Iranian airspace. Once that was done, the U.S. could step in with almost no risk. Trump was not “saving” Israel. He was doing the ceremonial final strike after the job was already done. Netanyahu basically handed him the ribbon and the scissors.

And before that, Israel had already crippled Hezbollah’s rocket launch capacity and command structure (not necessarily in that order).

So this is not about Netanyahu being nervous because he needs us to fight Israel’s wars or needs U.S. boots on the ground in Iran. Rather, Netanyahu is nervous because the new U.S. National Security Policy framework is internally inconsistent: it correctly treats ideology as a strategic threat in some theaters (China, Europe, even domestically), but effectively suspends that logic when Gulf money and access are on the table . That makes Israeli operations hostage to midstream financial and political dealmaking, Qatar picking up the phone, Washington “managing” escalation, and munitions or diplomatic cover turning into a lever. In other words, the risk is not Israel’s capability, it is U.S. incoherence.

There is also the issue of Turkey pushing to gain a military foothold in Gaza, which is a serious red line for Israel. A Muslim Brotherhood-aligned NATO member inserting itself into that space is a direct security threat.

Israel’s conflict with Iran, Hamas, and similar actors is not ideological obsession. It is the result of decades of outside interference. The U.S. repeatedly constrained Israel’s ability to finish conflicts, offering weapons and diplomatic cover in exchange for restraint. That trade-off produced prolonged wars instead of decisive outcomes. This goes back to the Sinai deal with Egypt, which forced Israel to return the Sinai Peninsula to a militarily defeated Egypt. That agreement created the model still in place today: Israel gives up strategic freedom and land in exchange for U.S. guarantees and aid to both sides. The result has been managed instability, not peace.

It sure does feel like Bibi is a warmonger.

It sort of feels like nothing will stop him from more war. Not even a peace agreement that he participated in.

To be fair, the agreements are broken all the time by the other sides.

And he has done a marvelous job of severely weakening all his enemies. But can any of them be eliminated?

The oddest part of Bibi begging for more support, it is right in the middle of a campaign by his US supporters to Destroy MAGA.

Well, I have seen fewer screeds lately. I just thought it was because everybody needs to pump out Christmas and year end editorials.

But it does beg the question if Bibi has any control over the American politics of pro-Israel supporters?

Trying to destroy MAGA is not very conducive to getting Trump’s support for more Israeli wars.

Where is the vaunted AIPAC? Where is all of Israel’s control over American politics?

It is almost as if Bibi wants something and his American supporters are too busy taking money from American billionaires to actually care what Bibi wants.

All in the name of supporting Israel of course.

First Republican politicians prove most of what they say is a con, but we still had a core of true believers. And that was shown to be a con too. But we still had an army of conservative commentators. Who quickly proved to be cons themselves.

Now all the signs show that the pro Israel politics has been a con too.

It is simply amazing how Trump destroys these cons by simply wanting to do what they have always said they want.

Time and again they reject everything they have ever claimed, just to hurt Trump.

I guess that is all that money from hate filled billionaires buys. Betrayal by people who have sold their souls.

JMO, for what it is worth.

Remember Bibi angered POTUS when Biden won in 2020 and Bibi was like
the first to congrats him. POTUS got mad and even said things.. niether of
them have forgotten that fact. Trump hasn;t forgotten that and I am sure
bibi hasnt forgotten the response he got…

Over time, the United States has proved itself to be a very fickle ally (for recent examples, see the Obama and O’Biden/autopen administrations). That should be obvious to anyone that isn’t pretending; it’s certainly obvious to the Israelis. They will deal with whatever reality unfolds, bearing in mind that the integrity of the Word of God hangs on the many prophesies (in both the Old and New Testament) that apply to their tiny nation at the center of the earth.

For what it is worth, in the context of “without Netanyahu” there would be no Israel, the statement “and without Trump…” I interpret this to mean a different US President e.g. Biden, would have let Israel hang-out to dry. In other words, without both the right leadership in Israel and the right President in the US, Israel could have been destroyed.

I think that is true, but the destruction would have taken a few years. Iran would have kept the Arab oil states in check; funded its various proxies, and ultimately, armed the proxies with nukes. The crazies would then do what is required.

Everybody wants the US to fight their battles for them, don’t they? The EU wants us to die in Ukraine, Israel wants us to die in Iran. These people would soak the world in American blood if we allowed it, but how would any of that make America great again? I appreciate Trump turning his attention to our hemisphere rather than the endless madness in the old world.

On a different note, I notice the Sea Island lackeys have been filling the comments section here lately. You can easily spot the lackeys because their comments are so formulaic: they always try to derail the conversation and reduce everything to fruitless griping and bickering. You people are in the wrong place! Compared to real CTH commenters, you glow like incandescent idiots. I realize that this comment won’t stop their behavior, but pointing it out might be helpful to somebody else.

Whenever I see President Trump hugging Bibi, I remember how angry Trump was when Bibi proudly claimed to be one of the first world leaders to congratulate Biden on his big victory in 2020.
https://www.npr.org/2021/12/10/1062944477/trump-slams-israels-netanyahu-for-congratulating-biden

MAGA. 👊

You can interpret PM Netanyahu as if he is dependent upon President Trump or you can see him as a peer of President Trump.

I do not see Netanyahu as nervous and dependent in regard to his relationship with President Trump. He is someone who has been elected to office and served as the Israeli PM for longer than any prior Prime Minister. He is supported by the majority of the people of Israel.

Netanyahu is grateful to President Trump simply because President Trump broke the CIA run-precedent. Trump came out in support of Israel in his deeds, not just words like all former US Presidents. At the same time Trump has supported Qatar, Turkey, and al Jolani in Syria. Turkey’s Erdogan and Qatar’s al Thani have worked to harm Israel. Al Jolani is an ISIS/al Qaeda terrorist. Still Trump has not ditched Israel in favor of Arab/Turkish countries.

Israel does not need nor want American boots on the ground. Israel has an outstanding fighting force. They fought the war in Gaza and did so with the lowest civilian to military ratio of deaths of any fighting force in the world, including the US Army. Israelis do not want American help for defeating Hamas. Israel was about to defeat Hamas completely when it was stopped by President Trump. President Trump has wanted to keep giving Hamas another chance, even though Hamas has broken the ceasefire many, many times.

Frankly Israel is much more loyal to the US than is the US to Israel. Israel isn’t in bed with enemies of the US, but the US is in bed with Qatar which is the biggest funder of antisemitism and Islamic terrorists in the world. The US is in bed with Turkey even though Erdogan has threatened to go to war with Israel. The President of Syria endangers many of Israel’s allies in Syria by the mass murder of the Druze who have reached out to Israel and asked for help. Israel now has to contend with a mass murderer on their borders, while President Trump not only acts like this is fine, but he always compliments the terrorist in a suit as being “strong.” That is encouragement for al Jolani to keep on murdering Alawites, Druze, etc.

Another way to look at this is this: Netanyahu is like an ink blot. What you see in him is a reflection of how you feel, not necessarily a reflection of who Bibi Netanyahu actually is.

So whether you agree with Sundance that Bibi Netanyahu is nervously dependent upon Trump and that he wants American boots on the ground, or you see him as simply doing his job, praising Trump for the good things Trump has done and keeping quiet in public about criticisms he might have about Trump, we are all looking at an ink blot: since we do not know Bibi personally, whatever we see in him is a reflection of what is going on inside of us.

Shalom,
There is an ancient religious say in Hebrew which translates to: “A person sees what his heart desires”. This also suggests that they don’t see what they do not desire.

I and in Israel we don’t see the “nervousness”that Sundance is describing. There is pretty much a consensus that this was a great press conference for Israel and Netanyahu.

Now about the key points:

Trump agrees that Hamas need to be disarmed before the next step of the plan. This was a point of worry in Israel and seems to be resolved.
I have to mention that this was in the plan that Israel agreed originally. Also all hostages must return and they are still having one more deceased hostage. A hero SWAT Officer who left a hospital when he was wounded from a motorcycle accident and was suppose to have a surgery at his shoulder. His family still hopes that he is alive. Last week a Special Ops team penetrated the Hamas occupied area and hijacked a Jihadic Islam terrorist we believe has knowledge about the Officer.

It’s pretty low to portray the idea that “evil Israel is trying to get the US into war with Iran”. Israel only needed help with the deep nuclear sites that required the B-2 Bombers and the GBU 57 A/B bunker buster bombs that we don’t have. The US also helped with intercepting some of the hundreds ballistic missiles and drones which were on the way to the Israel.
The Iranians are rapidly rebuilding the Ballistic Missile factories with Chinese components. Thousands of ballistic missiles are equivalent to a nuke and Israel will not let it happen. By the way there are protests in Iran at the moment so we will see. This is not a theory, we were under a rain of missiles, we are a small nation, the size of New Jersey. Trump agreed that the threat is not acceptable.

As to Gaza: Israel is holding almost 60% of Gaza and Hamas is in full control of the rest of it. Nobody is going to disarm Hamas aside for Israel.
The idea that some Arab nation is going to disarm Hamas is false. I have no idea why Trump said so. Who? Egypt? Qatar? Turkey? Qatar and Turkey are Muslim Brotherhood just like Hamas they host their leadership. Nobody wants to fight Hamas and Hamas had said a million times that they will not disarm. So the reality is that they will stay in their 40% zone, hiding in their tunnels and under periodical air strikes.

“Peace in the Middle East?” Come on. Surveys show that most Gazans are still supporting Hamas. This means there is no difference between their desire and Hitler. What peace? The only way for peace is if Hamas is out of the equation and the population gets de-programmed, something that is not going to take place in one generation.

Trump agreed that Israel holds strategic safety buffer in Syria. In the US there is zero reporting, but under this “strong leader”(ex-Al Qadea) there is a massacre of minorities, Druze, Alewites, Kurds, Christians… Did you see the burning large Christmas tree in Damascus with the cheering crowd? It’s on my Rumble channel. He is not in control of most of Syria, this leader.

Note: The idea that Netanyahu’s survival is at the hands of Trump is historically incorrect. Netanyahu was elected 6 times starting 1996. He get elected because of his abilities and achievements and because the alternative is the left and most Jews in Israel don’t like the Left. This time it is tight because of 10/7. But if the Right will not have a better alternative then to avoid a left government he may get elected again. We will see, the elections are in Oct 2026.

God Bless Israel and the USA

IMHO this applies directly to the scenario we are dealing with. If possible it’s even more timely than when it was recorded 20 years ago:

United States of America
Looks like another silent night
As we’re sung to sleep by philosophies
That save the trees and kill the children
And while we’re lying in the dark
There’s a shout heard cross the eastern sky
For the Bridegroom has returned
And has carried His bride away in the night, in the night
America, what will we miss
While we are sleeping
Will Jesus come again
And leave us slumbering where we lay
America, will we go down in history
As a nation with no room for its King

Will we be sleeping?
Will we be sleeping?

United States of America
Looks like another silent night

“Benjamin Netanyahu is not going to be able to pull the Trump administration into military engagement in Iran. That part is clear from the tone and presentation of Netanyahu as well as the space between the words of Trump.” Sundance.

I don’t have the gift of hearing what isn’t said, nor do I know all that is unknown to most. But every time I have listened to Netanyahu speak about Iran and the relationship between Israel and the United States, he emphasizes the fact that Israel has never asked the United States to risk our troops for Israel. While they do their own fighting, and always have, Netanyahu constantly emphasizes Israel’s appreciation for the support it gets from the United States. That support, I assume, is military hardware and emotional “we got your back” type of support. It was my understanding in the previous Iran attack that Israel did the most dangerous work of infiltrating Iran and obtaining important information, and also destroying Iran’s air defense, supplied by the Russians, making a much safer pathway for our B-2 bombers in and out of Iranian airspace. That seems like a very equal relationship, not a subservient one. Obviously, we, the USA, are the much more powerful aspect of the partnership. I do not believe anyone questions that. But Iran is our enemy as well. That fact should not be questioned either.

I love how President Trump throws these foreign leaders’ inadequacies in their face.
They keep showing up in the US, whether it be Netanyahu, cocaine boy, or the Eu/UK clowns, thinking they’re going to get President Trump to capitulate to their fantastical ideas of the continued raping of America.
President Trump keeps tapping them along, and, yet, they still think they’re going to get ‘em this time.
God bless our VSPDJT!

God sent DJT to us just in time.

When I was in college 60 years ago the Berrigan bros., radical priests in South and Central America ( which produced Francis), and the Vatican bureaucracy gave the impression that the Catholic Church was a radical left organization.
I knew plenty of mildly left women then who were still practicing Catholic and wanted to stay that way. When discussing this with them they always said the local priest was reliably conservative usually radically so (in their description).
Over the years in discussions with Catholic friends and neighbors, I have gotten the same impression.
Being from a southern fundamentalist family, and talking with family elders and my parents when they were alive, they said they would usually support a Baptist over a Catholic as the Baptist POV would be closer to our own.
I remember a local commercial on TV on Saturday in St. Louis ( during Hee Haw!!)
where Teddy Kennedy appeared with Thomas Eagalton to endorse Eagalton, especially for his PRO LIFE bona fides! This after his scandal running with McGovern.
I and my parents were also burned plenty of time by Southern Baptist politicians (Johnson, Carter, Moyers, Cornyn now in my denomination).
So here later on in life I am more inclined to give the benefit of doubt to a Catholic candidate, and have been far less disappointed over the years.
So Posobiec and others fall into that category and I am comfortable endorsing Catholics because 80/20 I will usually be happy with the outcome.

Bibi was the first to congratulate Banana Joe; he cannot be trusted. Smooth and understated, always, seemingly, he is a man of many faces.

Shia vs Sunni

Best of luck to you Bibi.

“Benjamin Netanyahu is not going to be able to pull the Trump administration into military engagement in Iran. That part is clear from the tone and presentation of Netanyahu as well as the space between the words of Trump.”

Well, he already did once.

Thank you Sundance. It has not been clear to me where Trump really stands on Netanyahu. It’s too bad he has opposition everywhere he looks. Hopefully, he can end the fighting in GAZA without US forces and without positioning US forces against Iran (which is self-destructing anyway).

Prior to the Mar a Lago meeting Netanyahu was involved in re-shaping the Middle East by developing a coalition of democracies which are western leaning. For instance there was a summit between Israel, Cyprus, and Greece to begin working together on many areas. Netanyahu recognized Somaliland, a democracy which has been in existence for over 30 years but has not been recognized by any other country. It broke away from Somalia in a Civil War, and they now have their own government, their own currency, peaceful transitions of power, etc. They happen to be located exactly across from the Bab el Mandeb strait, which is a point that has experienced the Houthis attempting to shut down shipping the vital shipping lanes there. Somaliland and her people are thrilled to be recognized by Israel, and some women are actually naming their babies “Bibi.” Once again, Israel has been working to shape the Middle East by establishing a coalition of democracies that can oppose and protect each other against the efforts of Turkey and Qatar. Turkey has intentions of taking over every state they can, and they have been very hostile towards Israel.

Israel through Netanyahu is not a nervous dependent upon Trump, he has made Israel a world power regardless of what America does.

Their meeting at Mar a Lago showed that “Nervous” Bibi was not gaining American support against the will of President Trump, it showed that on every issue they simply agreed. This was not a meeting of a dependent, weak country whose leader walks around hoping Donald Trump will like him. He and Trump already like each other.

We have been told by “influencers” and others every day, that this is going to be the day Trump shoves Bibi out the door, and yet that day never comes. In fact, Trump appears to be underlining what he and Bibi have in common: The US and Israel want to use their power so that countries who are democratic are not overthrown by Islamists who DO want to take over all the countries and make them militant Islamic countries. That said, Trump has made allies of Qatar and Turkey, something Israel cannot do, but Netanyahu understands where this is coming from: Trump has been making an effort to hold these countries within the US orbit, because otherwise they are surely going to ally with China. Bibi gets that, so it is not an area of friction between them.

If anyone here has criticisms of Bibi’s policies that would be welcome. But if people here instead just take pot shots at Netanyahu, such as intimations that he not worthy of respect as a world leader, I think that is helping the people who want to divide MAGA. After all, it was Sundance who pointed out that those who hate MAGA are using Israel as a means of dividing MAGA. So the response to that isn’t to take pot shots at Netanyahu, the response is to not take the bait. Don’t use your efforts to dump on Netanyahu and just make him look bad. How does that help MAGA work together? Unless a person is interested in getting rid of Jews from MAGA, it just doesn’t make sense.

Criticisms of policy? Let’t have that discussion! Efforts to make Netanyahu or Israel somehow into an enemy of Christians or conservatives? I think that’s exactly what the left has been trying to do, and some conservatives like Thomas Massie, Rand Paul, MTG, the Koch Libertarians are all trying to get MAGA on the ropes by dividing Christians from Jews in MAGA.

This is all meant in deep respect for all the work Sundance has done and continues to do for our country.