Benjamin Netanyahu Speaking to Congress in 2002 About Iraq Proves He Can't Be Trusted About Iran
March 4, 2026
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as posted by the channelBenjamin Netanyahu testifying before Congress in 2002, claiming that removing Saddam Hussein would trigger a wave of positive change across the Middle East and weaken authoritarian regimes in the region. But we all know what happened. A 20 year-long mess.
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