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A document attributed to a senior Iranian official proves that even after the blow it suffered at Israel’s hands, Tehran isn’t sitting idle – it is doing everything it can to lay the groundwork for another massacre. Yet ironically, this very effort may unintentionally expose a critical vulnerability at the leadership of the Islamic Republic.
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Tehran emerges from the Gaza War reeling from Israel’s unprecedented blows to its military and proxy network. In response, Iran is accelerating efforts to rebuild its deterrence through missile and nuclear advances and the restoration of its regional infrastructure. Yet beneath its defiant rhetoric lies growing insecurity, as the regime struggles to recover its standing and project power in a transformed Middle East.
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The deal to end the war in Gaza could be interpreted in Tehran as an overarching strategic move directed against the Islamic Republic. Internal pressure on Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei to launch a surprise attack on Israel may now intensify.
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Israel and Iran stand on the threshold of a new phase in their strategic confrontation, and Israel must act with heightened intelligence alertness.
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According to Iran researcher Dr. Raphael BenLevi, the blow that Israel dealt to Tehran not only thwarted a serious strategic threat, but heralds a profound change in the status and …
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Under Khamenei’s directive, the regime will strive to preserve and also project its (faltering) image as a victorious force.
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A newly released archive photo shows Ali Shadmani and Hassan Nasrallah together, revealing another chapter in their strategic alliance.
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This was not an act of aggression by Israel, but a lawful act of self-defence and a last resort against the genocidal regime in Tehran, which has, for decades, vowed to destroy the world’s only Jewish state.
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In addition to addressing Iran’s nuclear ambitions, Israel must consider the threat of a mass-casualty assault aimed at its destruction with the gravity it demands.
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The battle over a nuclear deal with Iran will not only determine the fate of the bomb – it will shape the regional order for years to come. While shifting …