How Israel Almost Won But Still Lost

By: Scott Ritter   Source: Carl Zha Apr 18, 2024 No Comments


Alex Reporterfy invited Carl Zha to interview Scott Ritter on Israel reaction to Iran strike. What's Israel's endgame in the Middle East.

Why did Israel choose to escalate the conflict to involve other countries in the region. How Israel and the US was on the verge of winning before Oct 7th changed everything and ruined the US grand strategy of fostering Abraham Accords and put Israel in the center stage of the New Middle East

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