The further he moves from Jerusalem, the more arguable points there are. Some of them may only be figures of speech, but for some, those figures of speech may be fightin' words. For example, he refers to Israeli farm products reaching Iraq. To my knowledge, the West Bank is not recognized as part of Israel by most nations in the world, including the United States. I do not think that the politics of terminology can be avoided, so at least we should be aware of it.
Propaganda is propaganda.
I do not see how any of us can make heads or tails from the news that comes from Saudi Arabia and Iraq. Of course, in the grand total of this war, that factory will be insignificant, and will probably be forgotten. Since we are not in Iraq, let us use our imagination. If you support the war, it does make you feel better that your side is not the direct cause of civilian casualties. In the more general discussion, Bob Werman makes assumptions that are off the mark.