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37:13Now PlayingBritish Islamist journalist Roshan Salih, editor of 5Pillars, unleashed a fiery condemnation of Israel in a recent Blood Brothers podcast, declaring that “this is still a state that has to… that cannot exist,” and insisting that its elimination must remain a generational mission for Muslims. Speaking with host Dilly Hussain, Salih blasted Arab nations for normalizing ties with Israel, calling their leaders “secular” and “dictatorial” sellouts who have abandoned the cause. While he claimed opposition doesn’t have to mean war, he was adamant: “There can be no legitimacy for Israel whatsoever.” Hussain eagerly agreed, hoping that “more Arab countries or Muslim countries in general awake to this.” The conversation laid bare an unfiltered Islamist perspective that refuses any path to peace or coexistence with Israel.
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