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Jeffrey Sachs Blasts US, Netanyahu For ‘Endless Wars’ In Old Video Amid Fear Of Trump Attack On Iran
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February 20, 2026
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19:50Now PlayingUS News: An old video of an American economist Jeffrey Sachs has resurfaced online as tensions rise over a possible US confrontation with Iran under Donald Trump. In the video clip on 22 October, 2024, Sachs sharply criticizes US foreign policy, accusing Washington of fueling “endless wars” in the Middle East and warning against further escalation with Tehran.
Sachs also targets Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, alleging that efforts to push the US toward conflict with Iran have been ongoing for years. He questions the narrative of democracy promotion and argues that regime-change wars have destabilized entire regions, from Iraq to Afghanistan.
The video is gaining traction at a time when fears of a potential Trump-backed strike on Iran are intensifying, sparking fresh debate over America’s role in global conflicts, the influence of security institutions, and the risk of a wider regional war.
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