Do we want to change that narrative? Do we want to change the one of supporting Israel's right to defend itself to one where the talk is Israel's annexing the Golan in violation of the previous agreement that has been in place since 1974 at least, if not, 1967?
Steve Lynch: “Do we want to change that narrative? Do we want to change the one of supporting Israel's right to defend itself to one…”
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Lynch questions the implications of changing U.S. support for Israel's security regarding the Golan Heights.
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