Iran and the U.S. are negotiating over substance, Israel is opposed to any agreement regardless of what's in it, that's not a position, that's a veto on diplomacy itself
He called the Iran war Israel's Suez moment, the point where Britain and France tried to reassert dominance in 1956 and instead exposed the permanent limits of their power
Israel's real strategic asset was never the F-35s or the Iron Dome, it was 3 decades of solid bipartisan American support, and that is what's cracking
The turning point for Democrats was Gaza, for Republicans it was dying in someone else's war, different triggers but arriving at the same place
Israel's new national security doctrine since October 7th, crush every adversary before they can generate any threat, is what explains the expansion into Lebanon, Syria, the talk about Turkey and Egypt
The war against Iran was meant to be the final act. Instead it ended the doctrine
Thank you @MouinRabbani for the interview
