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All right, boys and girls, we are back with another edition of The Big Ben Show.

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Today I want to talk to you about possibility going forward for Israel that I think we need to understand

as being a very real development that has been percolating for a long time.

What happens if you win a war but lose a generation in that process?

This was a question that was put from Tony Dukapil of CBS to Benjamin Netanyahu himself in a recent interview.

There was a poll that came out recently in America finding that just 14% of Americans under 30,

say their sympathies lie with Israel and with the Israeli people.

You are losing young people across the political spectrum in America and across

the world. Is there a fix for that? I think so. I think the first fix is to finish the war

as speedily as possible, something that I have sought to do against all these contrarian propaganda.

Of course, I want to end the war. Who wants it to continue?

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