This is John Bachelor, speaking with Bradley Bowman of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy

is about how the attack on Jerusalem and Tel Aviv and Bethlehem changed things in the Middle East.

And going forward, the response will be immediate to Iran provocations firing from their own soil.

In other words, we've turned a page.

Brad explains here very carefully. What's next is unknown.

But now clearly raids and salvos and air defenses are going to be a constant.

Not, never. Here's Bradley Bowman more of this later.

At risk of oversimplification I would say that you can view kind of

Israel's views on the world.

You can really talk about it

pre-October 7th worldview or at least regional view

and a post-October 7th.

In some ways, maybe to a different degree,

you can also talk about pre and post world

in terms of the attack this weekend.

Why?

Because, you know, Iran going after Israel is not new.

It's just in the past, they've used their proxies to do it as we've talked

about to displace the consequences and counterpunches onto others usually Arabs. But here we

have a direct attack from Iran against the state of Israel.

So a Rubicon has absolutely been crossed.

I think we're going to continue to see

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