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Tucker Carlson issues two dire warnings as the Iran conflict rapidly escalates. “If it blows up, that’s not a solvable problem.” “That’s the end of everything that we know.” First, Tucker warned that if Iran hits Israel with a hypersonic missile, Israel could respond with nuclear weapons, something the world has not seen used in war since 1945. “That’s not off the table,” Tucker said. “Ask anybody.” As bad as that sounds, Tucker’s second warning painted an even more terrifying scenario. He pointed to Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, which is a holy site to two billion Muslims worldwide. Tucker warned that it’s very possible a false flag attack could destroy the temple, and if that happens, “that’s not a solvable problem,” Tucker said. “Looking for religious conflict? Killing the Ayatollah didn’t get you there. Blow up the mosque, and then you will be there,” he warned. Tucker says it doesn’t matter who blows up the temple, whether it’s purported to be Iran, Israel, or whoever. If the mosque blows up, period, “that’s not a solvable problem. That’s the end of everything that we know.” “That’s an enduring generational thousand-year… religious conflict that no one wants to be a part of.” “That’s the opposite of what you want. And that could happen.”