School Bombed in Iran: Dennis' Reaction
In a YouTube interview, the host asks Dennis Prager about the moral implications of a school bombing in Iran, noting the uncertainty over who carried out the attack and the tragic loss of innocent children. Prager responds by stating that civilian deaths are an inevitable tragedy of war, but shifts responsibility to Iran’s decision to pursue nuclear weapons. He argues that if Iran had abandoned its nuclear ambitions, the conflict—and associated civilian casualties—could have been avoided, warning that other regional states like Saudi Arabia would have pursued nuclear capabilities, leading to greater proliferation risks. Prager contrasts the attribution of civilian deaths in Gaza, which he says is the fault of Hamas, with the Iranian case, which he claims is ultimately Iran’s own responsibility rather than that of the United States or other external actors.
