"WHY are we doing Netanyahu’s bidding?" Jeffrey Sachs on Syria, Assad and Putin
"WHY are we doing Netanyahu’s bidding?" Jeffrey Sachs on Syria, Assad and Putin
Jeffrey D. Sachs,  Piers Morgan

"WHY are we doing Netanyahu’s bidding?" Jeffrey Sachs on Syria, Assad and Putin

Professor Jeffrey Sachs, having become a staple of the disruptive discourse that is so valued on Uncensored, joins Piers Morgan yet again for a one-to-one interview on the state of the world. The most shocking development over recent days has been the rapid advance of Syrian rebel troops and their capture of the City of Aleppo. Sachs tries to explain that the conflict is extremely complicated, but that the main culprit is none other than Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

He argues that Netanyahu has managed to drag the US military into wars against Israel’s adversaries, and that the fighting in Syria is just one part of his ongoing strategy. In Sachs’ mind, the world would be a better place if America just didn’t get involved.

Republished from Piers Morgan Uncensored, December 03, 2024

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Jeffrey D. Sachs

Jeffrey D. Sachs, Professor of Sustainable Development and Professor of Health Policy and Management at Columbia University, is Director of Columbia’s Center for Sustainable Development and the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network. He has served as Special Adviser to three UN Secretaries-General. His books include The End of Poverty, Common Wealth, The Age of Sustainable Development, Building the New American Economy, and most recently, A New Foreign Policy: Beyond American Exceptionalism.

Piers Morgan

Piers Morgan Broadcaster journalist writer media personality.

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