but never really intending to attack right now with netanyahu in his delicate a political position uzi is threat faced with charges that he could be arrested unable quite yet to form the government that he thought he would be able to do so a little more easily wondering what the next explosion with gaza is going to look like and whether he'll be suffering as a result of that right now i don't think he wants a full blown war in the middle east but but there is something going on which is something that netanyahu his government has wanted it's kept its eye on one thing and that is reducing the iranian profile military profile sufficiently so that israel can operate in lebanon and in syria without having to wonder whether it will pay a cost to iran that is to say if iran had nuclear weapons or the capacity to get nuclear weapons or is iran could fire missiles at israel either from western iraq or from lebanon from its proxies hezbollah that would limit israel's ability to use its air force against targets in syria or lebanon or gaza even israel does not want to limit itself in its. use of

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