The Israeli ambassador in London was told that the simplest way to end negative publicity would be to stop all current arms deliveries to Argentina
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- The Israeli ambassador in London was told that the simplest way to end negative publicity would be to stop all current arms deliveries to Argentina
The Israeli ambassador in London was told plainly that “the simplest way to end it [negative publicity] would be to stop all current arms deliveries” to Argentina.
Sources
- How Israel secretly armed Argentina during the Falklands war cited evidence
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Origin: extracted from How Israel secretly armed Argentina during the Falklands war · 2026-09-09 06:06