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THE DISTURBING INTERVIEW OFFICER BRANDON TATUM AND BIBI NETANYAHU
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September 8, 2025
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37:16Now PlayingIn this video, we break down the powerful conversation between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Officer Tatum on the ongoing war in Gaza.
They dive deep into the realities of the conflict, the role of the international community, and the challenges Israel faces in defending its people. This review and breakdown of the interview looks at the loopholes ignored in the interview and what perspective are true and real.
🔥 Whether you follow geopolitics, care about global security, or simply want to understand multiple sides of the story, this discussion is a must-watch.
📌 What you’ll learn in this video:
Netanyahu’s perspective on the Gaza war.
Officer Tatum’s questions and challenges or lack there of.
The balance between security, politics, and humanitarian concerns.
How this conflict shapes global alliances especially the locals who are innocent bystanders.
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