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Israeli President Isaac Herzog spoke yesterday to business leaders in Washington at the Yale CEO Caucus, and Fortune’s Diane Brady listened in. Top CEOs are no fans of Iran and many believe that ending this war will be easier said than done. Attendees asked Herzog about the allies’ long-term plan and criticism that the attacks were launched without one. “The grand plan is first and foremost to weaken them substantially, and that is what is being done,” he said, arguing that Iran’s “grand master plan” was a threat beyond the region. “Every American leader, every European leader, was talking to us about Iran. We understood that it’s a cocktail of extreme ideology, jihadist ideology, that does not accommodate moderate Islam, Christianity, Judaism, or anybody else.”
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