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I'm John Batchel with my colleague, Colonel Jeff McCawson, CBS News, and we're speaking of the general theme of wars do not end there to be continued.

We go to the Middle East.

Since Israel was born 77 years ago right now, April 30th, 1948,

and since I mentioned that when a country is born, it can immediately plunge into conflict.

That war that started immediately right then,

the surrounding states, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, all attacking Israel. Jeff and I have both

toured the area we're talking about. I've walked in the barracks of Syrian army during that war.

All the monuments are there, all the remains are there, but the war is still on.

And Israel now occupies a peace of Syria.

Syria is a broken, failed state.

Russia is there, the U.S. is there, Turkey's there.

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