hebrew → English transcript

Iranians admire Bibi, it's simply amazing, like love songs and love videos, and every time after an Israeli assassination, 'Bibi, you're next, here's a message from the Leader's house,' but.

Some really want it; on the other hand, a genuine external attack, an external war, has economic consequences, even if.

Even if it's not directly felt, even if there are no bombings on the civilian population, economic effects exist, so they're also afraid of that.

So for some, this could either unite the people around the flag or actually cause the people to take to the streets, and because we genuinely don't have a border dispute.

So you can't tell them, 'Now, now is the time to defend the homeland'; it's about defending the regime, and people know it.

Even more than 10 years ago, there was talk of war between Israel and Iran; my friends voiced their concerns about the draft.

Man, when I went to university there, I talked with all my friends; they all talked about what would happen if war broke out between Israel and Iran, and everyone said they wouldn't participate, they wouldn't enlist, because it's not our war.