The Good evening. It's Wednesday, October 11th. Welcome to a new episode of

System Update. Our live nightly show that airs every Monday through Friday at 7 PM Eastern, exclusively

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Tonight, the war between Israel and Gaza is now in its fifth full day and each day brings new escalation, new forms of

violence and extreme levels of civilian deaths on both sides of the border.

It should not be surprising that virtually the entire political class

in Washington sides with Israel as we documented on the night's show. Support for

Israel has been a centerpiece of bipartisan U.S. foreign policy for decades and numerous politically

influential groups in the U.S. feel a strong affinity for Israel for all sorts of

political, geostrategic, cultural, and religious reasons.

While this pro-Israel sentiment is not surprising,

it is most definitely necessary to discuss this question.

To what extent are Israel's wars in general as well as its new war in particular?

Also America's wars.

Republican presidential candidate Nicky Haley said on Sunday, one day after this war began,

quote, this is not just an attack on Israel,

this was an attack on America.

Today, her fellow South Carolinians, Senator Lindsey Graham, who treats every actual

and proposed American war exactly the same way, he vocally cheer leads each and every last

one of them, went even further than Governor Haley in a

Fox interview today when he said of the United States quote we are in a

religious war is this true when Israel is involved in a war does it automatically mean that the U.S.

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