사면초가에 몰린 이스라엘 네타냐후 내각

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This video discusses the recent Israeli airstrikes on Syria and the complex political factors driving them. It explores Israel's stated justification for the attacks—protecting the Druze minority—while also examining the internal pressures faced by Prime Minister Netanyahu, including a corruption trial and a fragile coalition government. The video also touches on the historical context of the Druze community, their relationship with different regimes in Syria, and the ongoing tensions between Israel and Syria.

  • Israel launched airstrikes on Syria, claiming to protect the Druze minority.
  • Prime Minister Netanyahu faces internal political pressures, including a corruption trial and a fragile coalition government.
  • The Druze community has a complex history and relationship with different regimes in Syria.

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The video starts by describing an event where the Syrian Ministry of Defense and the Presidential Palace in Damascus were attacked. A live broadcast captured the moment a missile struck the Defense Department building, causing panic and surprise among viewers. The attack, which occurred on July 16th, resulted in significant damage to the building.

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Israel claimed responsibility for the airstrikes, stating that they had warned Syria in advance about targeting military sites near the Syrian military headquarters and presidential forces. Israel said the intervention was to protect the Druze, a minority sect in southern Syria. The Druze are described as an Arab sect with a unique, closed religious community that originated in Egypt in the 11th century. They consider Jesus and Muhammad as prophets and believe in reincarnation, not allowing outsiders to convert. There are about 700,000 Druze who consider themselves Syrians and about 150,000 Druze in Israel who hold Israeli citizenship and serve in the military.

Israel's support for the Druze is rooted in their historical persecution by hardline Muslims. During the Assad regime, the Druze had relative autonomy, but after the regime's collapse and the rise of Al Qaeda-affiliated groups, they faced increased threats. This led the Druze to form militias and eventually seek help from Israel. Despite a visit by the new Syrian president to the Middle East and a handshake with Trump, Israel views the new Syrian government as composed of brutal and extreme Islamists and insists that the new Syrian president must be removed.

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Netanyahu's government is in a difficult position, as he relies on a coalition with ultra-conservative religious parties, including the Zionist Party, the Shas Party, and the Torah Judaism Party. These parties hold significant power and can destabilize the government if their demands are not met. One major issue is the conscription of Haredi men into the military, which the religious parties strongly oppose. The Israeli Supreme Court has ruled that Haredi men must be conscripted, leading to protests and threats to dissolve the government.

Netanyahu is also facing a corruption trial, which adds to his political challenges. To divert attention from these issues and maintain his coalition, Netanyahu may be using the conflict with Syria. Despite Syria's condemnation of the airstrikes and announcement of withdrawal from Druze areas, Israel has continued its attacks. The video concludes by suggesting that the ongoing conflict is a political victory for Netanyahu, as it allows him to maintain power and address his domestic challenges.

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0:01 [Music] Okay, first let's talk about Israel. Well, in the Middle East, there's always the sound of bombing, but this time, there's a new bombing, a new war . Okay, let's take a look together to see what it's like . Well, just last week. There was a video that became a huge topic of conversation. That was a live broadcast of a Syrian announcer suddenly screaming while reporting something like the news . What was this? They say the building behind is the Syrian Ministry of Defense. Well, it's the place where the Presidential Office and the Department of Defense building are, and a live missile was put in there and it really exploded with a bang, and the anchor was seen dodging. I'm going to show you this scene right now. This

0:47 is an actual live scene. Do you see it next to you? Oh. You shouldn't laugh. It's exploding now. That scene was actually a scene that startled the people who were watching it live on Syrian TV because suddenly a missile appeared behind them and exploded. If I show you a picture, it looks like this in the background. The building behind is the Defense Department building I mentioned earlier, and it was completely destroyed when a missile hit it. It was on July 16th. This is the incident where the Defense Ministry headquarters and the presidential palace in Dama Askers, Syria were attacked. If you show me a little more of this video, I think the scene where the announcer was surprised earlier didn't come out properly, so it feels like this. If you look, you can see that

1:32 Mii has fallen. Wow, there was some tremendous shelling. So in the end, it was like this, completely covered in dust, and it 's horrible to think about watching that live. For example, if you were watching a Korean broadcast like KBS and suddenly a missile, whether it was a North Korean missile or a missile from somewhere, fell in Yeouido and exploded, I think you would be really surprised. And as I just showed you, the Ministry of National Defense building in the middle of the capital city completely blew up in an instant. So who attacked the Syrian capital? Since it was the Middle East, the main perpetrator of the airstrikes was naturally Israel. Israel attacked, but in fact, just before the strike, Israel said that they would attack military targets near the Syrian military headquarters and presidential forces . So,

2:18 in a word, Israel's position is that we have already given warning in advance. He said that he warned them to withdraw and hit them a few hours later, but when you give a warning like that, it's a bit confusing whether it's a warning or not, a threat or a warning, so a lot of people in Zia were really surprised, but Israel's position is that they warned them in advance. And then, the Israeli Minister of Defense shared the scene that surprised the Syrian announcer earlier. The painful blow began when the announcer shared on her SNS the scene where she was surprised and dodged, and then the Syrians were surprised . I sent a comment like this, and it is written there. The painful blows began. But, because it seemed to anyone who saw it that the attackers were looking at the victims' photos and videos and

3:03 laughing a little, it received a lot of criticism. Well, then, the Middle East is a place where bombs are flying around all the time, but why did Israel suddenly launch an airstrike this time ? That too in Syria. In the case of Syria, the previous regime was recently overthrown and a new government was established, so why did Israel suddenly attack it? Israel said this this time: They said they intervened to protect the Druze, a minority sect in southern Syria, but first of all, I don't know who the Druze are, and why did they suddenly receive a lot of responses saying that they were firing missiles to protect religious people in the southern part of another country? Okay, but this is always confusing, so this time it's a little

3:49 more confusing. What is the Druid tribe? Druze or Druze, a tribe or group of people, this is the first time I've heard of them. A lot of people. What is Druze? It is said to be an Arab sect that originated in Egypt in the 11th century. That's why in Islam they call him Ishmael . The person at the very top, almost like an ancestor, is said to be a prophet, and it is a kind of religious group that came from the prophet. So, its roots are similar to Christianity or Islam, so you can think of it as a religious sect that came from there, and the people who believe in this are said to be people living in Syria and Israel. Well, if you just listen to the words, it sounds closer to Islam. They say they are not Muslims, but

4:36 if the prophet above went, does that mean he has a connection with Judaism? They say that the thing you see on the left is a symbol called the Druid star . Is it related to Judaism? If you have any connection to Judaism, you can go to Israel and attack it because people who believe in Judaism are persecuted . The problem is that while Druids do not consider themselves Muslims, those who believe in Druids do not consider themselves Jewish either. Of course, it wouldn't be Judaism. I don't think it's Jewish. Then why did Israel attack Syria because the Druids were persecuting them even though they were not Jewish ? First of all, let's take a look at the Druze. This is interesting, so I looked into it, and they are said to be an extremely closed religious community. If you look into what they believe, you will see that they consider Jesus and Muhammad among the prophets. There are many prophets. Christianity says that

5:22 Jesus Christ is the son of God, or Islam says that he is the last prophet, but that is not the case. He is just one of the prophets. And another surprising thing is that they believe in reincarnation and rebirth . I think this was somewhat influenced by Buddhism. They believe in reincarnation and rebirth, and therefore do not allow outsiders to convert to Druzu. What does this mean? Some people, outsiders, come and say that the Druze Church is really right . I will convert Bishop Drew. Then I wo n't allow it. no. You can't believe it. You are not a druid. Because we believe in reincarnation and rebirth, we are people who were chosen from above and are born again through continuous reincarnation and rebirth, and you are not. It's not you. So you can't be a dwarf

6:07 . You can't be a Druid. In short, you can't go to heaven . Something like that. That's why they say they don't allow outsiders to convert to Druze. That is why religious marriages are also prohibited. There are those who are chosen and those who are not chosen, and he is not chosen. Then you can't even get married . I do it sometimes, but when I do, I get severely persecuted. Well, that's why it looks a little strange to anyone . So Muslims think that those who believe in the orthodox Israeli religion are heretics, and so they have been persecuted for a long time . And some Druze people have this Korean thing . There is this ethnicity, and since they believe in religion as the center, they are mainly Arabs and it is a religious community that Arabs believe in, so there are

6:54 close to a million Druids spread out here and there, but their identity is somewhat divided. There are about 700,000 Druids who consider themselves Syrians and there are Druids in Israel as well. There are said to be about 150,000 people who believe in the gospel and consider themselves to be Israelis. He holds Israeli citizenship and even serves in the Israeli military. In short, they are people who believe in the same courage, but do not live or think in the same way, and have very different identities. So, as I kept asking earlier, why does Israel help the Druids? They are not Jewish, they are a sect of Islam, and the Durruz living in Syria consider themselves Syrians, so why is Israel attacking Syria to help Syrians? Now, from here on out, we can say that we're going into a bit of history.

7:41 As I mentioned earlier, the Druids were a community that was considered second-tier by the strong-ranking Mussuls . Oh, of course. From the Muslims' point of view, even if their ancestors passed away, what are you guys talking about? That's nonsense. These people don't believe in the Koran. I am a person who does not believe in the Quran. So, because they are heretics, they are naturally oppressed and ostracized by hardliners like Al Qaeda and ISIS, which we commonly know . But if you look at the content, the place where he lived until now was Syria, and there used to be an Assad regime in Syria . The guy on the left. He 's the former dictator of Syria. When he was a dictator, things were very peaceful . Because it's a bit difficult here, Assad is not a ranker, he 's a Shiite. But Syria has a lot of people who are ranked. Here, you have to know the religion,

8:28 so Assad fought only the ranking faction in order to suppress the ranking faction like Iran because he is a competing faction. Druze said that he didn't have much conflict with them, saying, "What the heck, they just turn around and believe what they want." Anyway, since Druze has already joined and we aren't on good terms, just leave him alone for now. They say that they have been living with autonomy by telling people to live as they please, knowing that their enemies are their enemies . Now, the problem is that after the Assad regime collapsed, the new president who came to power in Syria was from Al Qaeda, even though he had appeared several times. Al Qaeda is a typical example of hard-line Islam, hard-line Muslims, and hard-line rank-and-file . That Marine, that is, from Syria's perspective right now, cannot help but look at the Druids differently than in the past . That's heresy. There's someone from Al Qaeda in power.

9:14 But this heresy exists in our country. That is why, during the Syrian civil war, the Durruz formed a militia to protect themselves. At the time when they took power in Syria, there was a civil war, so they were afraid that the Syrian anti-government forces would attack them. And after the Asa regime completely collapsed, they took power and the conflict with the government intensified greatly, and soon after, the new government forces came into conflict with the current government. There are damages to the appointment and conflicts. So, as it turns out, the Druids asked for Israel's help, and Israel intervened. Now, if you think about it, back in May, the guy on the right is the new president of Syria, who was said to be from Al Qaeda. This president came and shook Trump's hand when he visited the Middle East

10:01 . As you may remember, when Trump visited, the Syrian president, who was from Al Qaeda, shook Trump's hand and said that Trump would lift sanctions in the future, so he should try to improve relations with Israel . You are a young man who has lived a difficult life up until now . But try better next time . Be good to Israel, be good to Siri, and make it a new American nation . I was talking about something like this. When Trump visited Saudi Arabia. Well, that was the case, but the problem was that this was Trump's position, and Israel's position was that the Israelis think this way. The new Syrian government is attacking the Druzhuk people . They are comprised of brutal and extreme Islamists . So, Syria changed its government and people who used to be part of Al Qaeda

10:46 took over the government. The Israelites ca n't see that. The new Syrian government is brutal and extreme Islamists. And this Israeli minister said this. The West should not be critical of the appearance of an Al Qaeda member in a suit like this in the past . Our basic appearance has n't changed. Don't be fooled by their suits and camaraderie . Think about it. The Syrian president is wearing a suit now, but he used to be the guy who tried to fight the US, got arrested, and the US put a ten million dollar bounty on him. From Israel's perspective, the new Syrian government must step down now, and they even said this: This person is the Israeli Minister of National Security, and the

11:32 only solution to the new Syrian government president is to remove him. The new Syrian president must be removed . He said that he had to be assassinated. This person also said this: Once a terrorist, always a terrorist. There can be absolutely no negotiation with those who murder, insult, and rape people of other religions . We must assassinate or kill them. In short, we can say that the current situation is that Netanyahu is forming a coalition government, and the parties in that coalition are now demanding that the Syrian president be assassinated, even the president of another country. Well, then this is the Israeli position, and if we look at Israeli politics, Netanyahu is currently in a position where he cannot ignore the demands of Israeli religious leaders or their groups

12:17 . First of all, we are in a relationship together. They are forming a coalition to become a single political force, but looking at the current composition of Israel's Knesset, it is entirely composed of empty seats, and a majority would require more than 60 seats. The party with the most seats on the left, at 32, is Netanyahu's Likud party. The Netan Party has the largest number of seats, with 32. But that's not a majority. That's why you have to be affectionate. We need to form an alliance, but who are we currently allied with? It has formed an alliance with the Zionist Party, the Shas Party, and the Torah Judaism Party. The Zionist Party, as the name suggests, is the most sinister of the nine. Israel's strongest guild, the ones who were talking about the secret earlier, or the ones who gave in to this, are not worth salt. These people are mainly in the Zionist Party now. In short, you could say that this is the real Jewish sect of Israel, and what about the Shas sect or Torah Judaism next to it

13:03 ? This is an ultra-conservative religious party. So, 14 seats are national constituencies and 18 seats are religious parties. And then there's a small party behind me that came in and through the coalition, Netanyahu currently has 68 seats and can become prime minister. So, can't we just keep going like this? There is a problem. Okay, this is the topic. There is one topic that has been sweeping Israel for some time now. Because of that, we can say that Israel is coming out very strongly now. What is that? Now, you can see that the relationship was like this, but as Scaldia said before, there is a group in Israel called Haredi, which is an ultra-Orthodox Jewish group . Do you remember? They are the same Jews, but they only study their own scripture, the Torah.

13:50 They are people waiting for the return of the savior. Read the Torah for more than 10 hours a day. Study the Torah. 10 hours, 12 hours. I am not economically active . There are some people who do it, but they are a very small minority and they live on government subsidies. Just say that prayer. When you criticize circumcision, you actually are Israel, so you say, "Hey, you don't work, you just receive subsidies and pray?" Then Halyeodi says this. Oh my goodness, I'm praying for you all . No, I made money in this world and made a fortune, so does that matter? Is it important to pray to the Savior who will soon return? I'm more important. I'm doing this hard work for you guys, so you should naturally be the ones to feed me. And I don't go to the military either. But if you look at Israel these days, there is war on all sides

14:35 . So what do you think the Israelites would think of Haridi? Do you think we are so grateful that you are praying for us? Or are you going to think, "While everyone else is going to the military, why are those guys receiving government subsidies and just reading Toler and not going to the military?" Besides, as we all know, Israel is a country where women are also subject to conscription. So many Israeli citizens have their sons and daughters going to war. But the Haredis aren't that simple. If you think about it, in the past when there were fewer wars in Israel, it didn't matter, but these days, there are wars everywhere. So public opinion towards Haredi has deteriorated significantly. If you take a poll, you'll find that more than 80% of Israelis say send in the Haridi army .

15:20 There are many surveys that ask if exemption from military service is possible. Moreover, if the Haredi were smaller in number, it would not matter, but the Haredi birth rate is over 6. It used to be 7. Reading the Torah and having children is all I do. So what are you going to do with all of them? Because you said it was important. So, praying, having children, and raising them is all I do. And because the children are circumcised, they do not receive any disciplinary education. Read only the Torah . Waiting for the return of the savior. But how much is this population? It's now over 1.3 million. With the birth rate over 6, it is expected that a significant portion of the Israeli population will soon be Haledi, 20% to 30% . The population of Israel is less than ten million. Even Israel has a low birth rate if you exclude the Haredi. It's not that high. But Haledi comes in groups of six. Then

16:07 it's now 13% of the total population. In a little while, a community that large will go from 20% to 30% without doing anything. Don't even go to the military. Of course, you won't have to pay any taxes or anything. Living on subsidies. Well, there are a lot of opinions asking if this will work. Especially in our country, there is a sensitive issue of who doesn't serve in the military, but everyone else is contributing to the national defense, but you are not contributing. sameness. In Israel too, it's very upsetting . So this has been an ongoing lawsuit against the Haredi military for years, and in 2025, the Israeli Supreme Court made a de facto final ruling that Haredi men must also be conscripted . I don't know much about Israeli law, but in my opinion, the final verdict is that he must go to the military . Israel's Supreme Court has

16:57 ordered the conscription of ultra-Orthodox Jews, who have long been exempt from military service, into the army. The argument was that exemptions for religious reasons violate the right to equality . Now, the problem is that I haven't been in the military for decades. And for these people, going to the military is a sin. It's a sin to go to the military. Haridi said it a long time ago, but there are people who deny Israel itself. Why? The savior said he would come and save us by giving us a land, a land flowing with honey. Hey, you're not the savior, so why are you creating a country? Israel is not a country created by the Savior . Then this country is a problematic country. Just give it to Palestine. And then we have to leave Bangnamgi. While waiting for the savior to come. Why did you go next to the military and hit them and tell them to give up their land? No, there are people who are so strong religious that they think that they have to wait for the savior to come and that it is not right for humans to do that,

17:44 so they consider military uniforms to be a sin. I can't imagine going up to someone and shooting them. And this is perceived as a threat to ultra-Orthodox Judaism. So, of course, they told us to go to the military, so now there is a huge backlash and Haredi protests are pouring in in the Israeli evenings. There are those who want to drag others along and those who don't. This happens a lot. Besides, if it becomes like this, it's just a social problem, and the problem is, as I showed you earlier. What did I show you? I showed you Netanu's love. Netanu's party won 32 seats, right? But they said they won a majority by forming a coalition . In Netanya's coalition, the ultra-conservative religious parties, including Shas and Torah Judaism, have a combined 18 seats. Currently, Netanyahu is in a coalition government with

18:30 68 seats. But if you combine them, it 's 18 seats. If you take this out, you'll have 51 seats. There are 50 seats. Then the majority will collapse immediately. If I do something wrong, the coalition government could collapse and I could even have to step down as prime minister . Now, and the religious outfits, well , we are a religious party, but the Supreme Court said to go to the military, so we respect the judicial decision. Okay, Haridis, everyone. Now, are you one of those people who would tell people to study Torah diligently in the military and then join the military ? The person who is in that ultra-conservative religious party, the leader of the largest religious party, Shas Party, said this. There is no force in the world that can separate the people of Israel from the study of Torah . There have been people who have tried this in the past, but they have all failed miserably. If the government does not immediately reverse

19:17 this terrible persecution by calling for the Haridi Boguk Army, we will push for the dissolution of the government. Even the Netanya government has already declared its withdrawal from the coalition, claiming that it did not actively prevent this . And I gave it time. Roll back the terrible persecution. If they don't turn back, they will go beyond withdrawing from the coalition and even vote to dissolve the government. You are voting for the side that wants to dissolve the government . Well, you could say that Netanyahu is being threatened, not threatened, right now. Hey, so what should Netanyao do about this? From Netanyahu's perspective, the Supreme Court ruled that he should join the military. But are n't you sending the military to extend your political power? Then, if 80% of Israelis are in favor of joining the military, and Prime Minister Netanyahu

20:03 blocks this, the lives of his political enemies will also be in danger. You could say that you are in a situation where you can't do this or that, and in this situation, since your side is the Sassanid Torahist religious party, you can't help but raise your voice saying that that party is the Zionist party . Now, if the party that has joined hands with Netanyahu leaves Shas and Torah behind, there is nothing left but Zion. If even Shiki leaves, it will just collapse. That's why his voice can't help but get louder. But what do they say? I showed you earlier. The war must continue . There can be no compromise. We must not negotiate a ceasefire with Hamas. Let's go, the war must not end. Then, we should immediately withdraw from the Netanyahu cabinet. What did you say just now? That

20:50 old party must remove the Syrian president . The government has changed now. Syria. We need to get rid of the president of another country . I have to assassinate him. We must attack Syria. We are currently talking about having to go to war with Syria . So, politically, it's not easy for Netanya, and in this situation, Netanyaho himself is currently in a position to appear in court in Israel for a corruption scandal . The trial is ongoing. If you do something wrong, you could end up in jail. If this coalition collapses and the prime minister steps down, he could go straight to the top . When I am the Prime Minister, I don't really get to make any kind of legal judgments, but if I am the Prime Minister, who will come and say anything? If I step down as Prime Minister, I will immediately face the biggest challenge. So,

21:37 this is a situation where we can't go down now, but the religious party is telling us not to join the Haredi army, and the old party is telling us to go and assassinate the Syrian president and push them back, and they're saying that there can be no peace negotiations. If no one listens to what you say, you can become depressed and this is exactly the situation. So, the way to just cover up all these issues and maintain the relationship is to first go to war with the outside world . Well, there are a lot of gazes like this . So, then, isn't the best course of action for Netanyahu to take now war? Another war. But the problem is, they tried to hit Iran and have a fight with Iran, but Iran acted like nothing was wrong and didn't really fight back. It looks like Gaza is over, and if you look up there, Hazbollah is already gone, and they tried to

22:24 hit them like this, but they ended up dragging the war out, like the Ukraine war. It's going to go on for three or four years, but Iran also said they were sorry and let's stop and didn't fight back. So, many people think that they've set their target on Syria. And he said this after the actual airstrikes on Syria and his own trial was held. In the interest of national security, he asked that his trial be suspended. Because you are the Prime Minister, we are fighting this war . I'm fighting for national security right now, and now they're going to put me on trial for corruption. The court approved the request, saying, "The country is in danger." This is what I actually said. The Israeli extremist government, as I mentioned earlier, has Druze in Israel as well . They are oppressing about 150,000 of their own people, and

23:09 now they are saying, “ What are we going to do if we lose this war because of my corruption trial ?” So you could say that they are trying to overcome their own crisis for the time being . But the problem is that the Syrian government issued a statement condemning the Israeli airstrikes. It is a blatant violation of the country's sovereignty and international law . But what is there to physically shoot down Israeli fighter jets flying back and forth over the Syrian capital, even though they made a boring and very angry statement? You made a strong statement, but was it physically refuted? Ca n't we respond to the Syrian government? None at all. Because, as I said before, the regime in Syria changed, but it wasn't to this extent. The Assad regime collapsed. This old man was a new anti-government force, and he became president in order to collapse the regime.

23:55 The problem is that the Syrian civil war was going on at the time the Assad regime collapsed . Israel and their allies worked together to blow up Syria's air defenses. At that time, Syria's air defense network was attacking me . So, the Israelis, when the Israelis arrived in Olkerland, did over 600 airstrikes on Syria, destroying all the Syrian air defense systems and mines. So, as you can see, Israeli fighter jets are flying back and forth over Syrian airspace, and there is nothing we can do about it with our eyes open. And as I showed you earlier, even the Syrian Ministry of Defense is bombing in front of the entire Syrian people through a live broadcast. So, on July 16th, Syria finally announced its withdrawal from the Druzh areas where the Druzh were located. Okay, I understand. I told

24:43 you guys that I was watching the Druids. Hey, we're going to withdraw. okay? We step back. Okay? We lost. We'll go back. And the area where the druids are currently located. Yeah, let the druids figure it out. Keep it that way. I will also transfer all power to the people . Okay, just figure out the local government information yourself . okay. call. Okay, so since we lost, let's call a ceasefire. The ceasefire was declared and Siriha immediately declared a ceasefire. No, I lost. okay. Okay, Druze. They gave them autonomy, but they ended up having to withdraw their military. We said we lost, but if Israel had participated, of course they would have gotten what they wanted. We have everything we need to protect our people, to protect the Durooju tribe, so you guys have to go to war now . Hey, wait a minute, of course I said I would, but you guys can't talk about it now . Air strikes on Syria will

25:28 continue for as long as is deemed necessary. What do you need? Wait a minute, what was that Druze thing or something? No, I said I gave Druze the sovereignty. No, I said we should have a ceasefire. Then Prime Minister Netanya said this. Oh, we have taken action on that and we will continue to take action if necessary . No, but they're giving us autonomy? They say they're going to protect the Druze, and that they're giving the Druze autonomy, I get that, but it's up to me to decide whether to stop that or whether to stop the airstrikes or not . Okay. Well, looking at what you're saying, if the situation is not good, we'll attack, and if the situation is not good, we won't attack . So, if you look at the domestic political situation, why is Netanyahu taking that position? Hey, if Syria

26:14 surrenders and retreats like Iran, what do we do now? That won't work. So a lot of people are saying this . Isn't the attack on Syria just another target to divert the issue ? Let's go Earth, but it's finished. That 's all finished. I wasn't doing anything and I saw that there was nothing wrong with Siri, so I said, "Siri, back off." Ah, back off. You guys. Ah, no, no. I'll hit you gently. I'll hit you gently. Tell me. Just stay. Just stay. I'll hit you gently. Hey, if you back off, I'll assassinate you. Come out, come out. Meat, meat, meat. If you go in, I'll assassinate you. Go in, assassinate you. Meat, meat, stay. Don't say anything. Gently, gently. Ah, we're at war. There is a feeling like this during the war, and anyway, in the past, the US, which was all about global and police, Trump

27:01 is on Netanyaho's side. Trump says: The Israeli judiciary's trial of Netanyahu is a groundless witch hunt. How can the Israeli judiciary judge such a great gift as Netanya ? Is the Israeli judiciary elected by the people? How can a judiciary that was not even elected by the people try a leader elected by the people? That's actually what they say. In reality, sovereignty comes from the people, and a leader elected by the people is superior, so how can the judiciary judge? That's Trump's stance, so he's talking about a witch hunt, and so the fact that the current war is continuing is a political victory for Netan, and this is a very strange current situation in Israel and the Middle East . [music]

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