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Israel's fragility, internally and internationally, is the fault of Iran and its proxies, and of the country's failed leader, Netanyahu. The U.S. and Germany are offering unprecedented support – military, moral, diplomatic –to shore up the Israeli public, but also to prevent an astronomical death toll in Gaza
In 2012 Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented a cartoon-like drawing of a bomb in an address to the United Nations and marked it on it with a red pen to illustrate when Iran would have enough uranium to create a nuclear bomb that would become existential threat to Israel.
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