Here’s the clip from one of Benjamin Netanyahu’s close personal friends, arguably one of his most outspoken supporters in the United States, a retired professor of law at Harvard University, of international repute, whose name is Alan Dershowitz. Professor Dershowitz recently debated our friend and colleague Scott Ritter over this issue of Israeli nukes, and Dershowitz admitted that the Israelis have it. Here’s the admission. Although I support a two-state solution, I have since 1967. I wrote my first article supporting a two-state solution in 1970. I supported it in a debate with Noam Chomsky in the early 1970s. It’s an ideal.

A one-state solution is impossible because who gets the nuclear weapons if you have a one-state solution? Obviously, the Jewish state of Israel, the nation’s state of the Jewish people, is not going to give its Arab population access to its weapon system that are the only guarantee of Israel’s survival. The only reason Israel survives at all today is because it has overwhelming military strength more than all the Arab armies combined. It was proved in 1948, and it was proved again on October 7th a year ago. Israel must maintain its superior military force. So by what conceivable legal or moral argument could Israel have a nuclear weapon in order to secure its own safety, but Iran not have one in order to secure its safety? I will give him another solution for Dershowitz.

How about we apply the Ukraine model when they separated from the Soviet Union and they have given up their nuclear weapons, right? So how about that, that we create a Middle East free of nuclear weapons, and that if there is going to be a deal with Iran, then Israel should be part of this program. Because all other countries have started developing their own WMDs or nuclear programs after Israel has developed its own nuclear weapons in the 70s, and some of them were stolen data or stolen technologies from the United States. So in this case, if we want to speak about peaceful region, yes, I agree with him that the two-state solution is a fantasy, and one state solution, in my opinion, is the way to go, that everybody can live alongside each other, Jewish, Christian and Muslims, but in a nuclear-free region, not where Israel has nukes and intimidating other regions, and especially when they have territorial claims.

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