Piers Morgan Uncensored Jeffrey Sachs On Syria War, Putin & Israel
Dec 3, 2024
In a thought-provoking conversation, Jeffrey Sachs, a prominent economist and Columbia University professor, delves into the complex geopolitical landscape of the Middle East. He highlights the rapid advances of Syrian rebel troops and the implications for U.S. foreign policy, especially regarding Israel's leadership under Benjamin Netanyahu. Sachs argues that American interventions have exacerbated conflicts, urging a reevaluation of military involvement. He also discusses the historical roots of contemporary crises, emphasizing the importance of recognizing Palestinian statehood for peace.
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Netanyahu's Regional Strategy
- Netanyahu's 1996 book, "Fighting Terrorism," proposed destabilizing governments supporting Palestinians.
- This strategy aimed to weaken Hamas and Hezbollah indirectly by targeting their backers.
US Intervention in Iraq
- Jeffrey Sachs claims the US, influenced by Netanyahu, pursued regime change in Iraq under false pretenses about WMDs.
- He alleges this was part of a broader plan to destabilize the Middle East, delaying the Syrian war.
Chemical Attack in Douma
- Sachs suggests the chemical attack in Douma could have been a "false flag" operation by the CIA.
- He claims such tactics are characteristic of the CIA's modus operandi.
