Thirty years of daring and brilliant Israeli sabotage operations succeeded in postponing Iran's nuclear and missile programs but failed to put an end to them. The same has been true for diplomacy. On Friday, Israel decided to go for broke. The war has just begun, but it is never too early to think about the end game and how we wish to get there.
Thirty years of daring and brilliant Israeli sabotage operations succeeded in postponing Iran's nuclear and missile programs but failed to put an end to them. The same has been true for diplomacy. On Friday, Israel decided to go for broke. The war has just begun, but it is never too early to think about the end game and how we wish to get there.
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