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EH VÁRZEA 083 - Trevas sobre Tel Aviv

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The American ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, told Tucker Carlson he'd support an Israeli project to occupy the entire Middle East.

The episode opens by analyzing a recent interview where US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee, speaking to Tucker Carlson, expressed support for an Israeli project to occupy the Middle East. The host criticizes Huckabee as a fanatical evangelist and Carlson as an extremist commentator. It then posits that Israel has become a state whose primary goal is to kill people for US interests and power. This alliance between Trump and Netanyahu is described as producing global instability, with Europe portrayed as cowardly and world opinion turning against the US. The host notes that the Gaza genocide, conducted openly, has had little effect on elite thinking but is shifting public perception, particularly in the US, where supporting Israel now carries electoral risks for Democrats. Reference is made to a past Vira Casacas episode (number 227) with guests Andrew Fishman and Shahar Goldwasser, which discussed Israel as a surveillance tool and training ground for authoritarian armies worldwide, framing the Palestinian situation as a laboratory for global control. The host reflects on the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin as a turning point that ended peace prospects. Israeli society is characterized as largely fanatized, with atrocities shared online by Israelis themselves. Violence in the West Bank by settlers is highlighted as a prelude to further ethnic cleansing. The discussion expands to Trump's Abraham Accords normalizing relations with Gulf states, aimed at destroying Iran's allies. The host expresses greater fear over religious rhetoric from US figures like Huckabee than from Middle Eastern fanatics, noting the US atomic arsenal. Israel's hidden nuclear arsenal is mentioned as a significant threat. Trump's dictatorial ambitions and Netanyahu's entrenched power are linked to a cyclical pattern of media servility and misinformation, akin to the Iraq War invasion repeating daily. The episode concludes by questioning why populations must fight Israel's wars and predicts a future US-Israeli offensive in Iran that would be more disastrous than the Iraq War, with no institutional justice likely.

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