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Fadi Lama on “Prognosis of Jewish Settler Colony in the Levant”

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First published at 08:39 UTC on June 22nd, 2024.

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Since my last interview with Fadi Lama, Israel has edged closer to the full-scale attack on Lebanon that could be the Zionist Entity’s undoing. As Fadi told me:

“If Israel attacks (Lebanon) it’s real war. I m…

“If Israel attacks (Lebanon) it’s real war. I mean real war. Now there are, if you want to call them, serious skirmishes, but it’s not a real war like they’re doing on Gaza. If they do (start) a real war, then it may be considered that from a religious standpoint that Hezbollah can enter into a full war.”

Fadi Lama is the author of Why the West Can’t Win: From Bretton Woods to a Multipolar World.

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