think as they ever were under something, yeah, robertson in israel for us tonight, nick. thank you. i m joe now by former israeli ambassador to the us, michael or an investor or i mean, it seems after last night strike events could be on a d escalatory path. do you think this explosion in iraq i mean, is it worrisome in that it could change the equation if there was a miscalculation or misunderstanding good to be with you. i as always, i don t think so. i think it s clear israel was not involved in the iraqi explosion. it would be a very sharp turn from that longstanding israeli policy. we haven t struck back in iraq. and certainly no shortage of iranian-backed militias in iraq, including iranian-backed militias who may have participated in last saturday nights. faraj against israel. but it hasn t been israel s policy, if anything, is really seeking to trick some kind of new relationship with the rockets as sunni arab country, despite the fact that these large shi ite, iran get b
just exist and perhaps that underscores the fact that we won t know more. the way that ambiguity works, but it also still sort of leaves those tensions out there. the tensions still exist. the red lines are both israel and iran misinterpreted on each other sayyed about striking those are now blurred. and the stakes are just as high. i think as they ever were anderson. yeah. robertson in israel for us tonight, nick, thank you. i m joined now by former israeli ambassador to the us, michael or an investor or i mean, it seems after last night strike events could be on a d escalatory path. do you think this explosion in iraq i mean, is it worrisome in that it could change the equation if there was a miscalculation or misunderstanding yeah. hi, good to be with the i just said there s always i don t think so. i think it s clear to israel was not involved in the iraqi explosion. it would be a very sharp turn from that longstanding israeli policy. we
exist and perhaps that underscores the fact that we won t know more. the way that ambiguity works, but it also still sort of leaves those tensions out there and attention prince still exist. the red lines are both israel and iran misinterpreted on each other s sayyed about striking. those are now blurred and the stakes are just as high. i think as they ever were anderson yeah. robertson in israel force tonight, nick, thank you. i m joined now by former israeli ambassador to the us, michael or an ester or i mean, it seems after last night strike events could be on a d escalatory path. do you think this explosion in iraq i mean, is it worrisome in that it could change the equation if there was a miscalculation or misunderstand it yeah. good to be with anderson as always, i don t think so. i think it s clear that israel was not involved in the iraqi explosion. it would be a very sharp, turn from that