What does Trump mean by ‘total dismantling’ of Iran’s nuclear program?
Trump has returned to office with a clear message: Iran will never possess nuclear weapons. But clarity on what that entails—and how to achieve it—is still lacking.
Technion – Israel Institute of Technology
Trump must clarify what he means when says Iran will never have nuclear weapons
Cooperation with the US is vital for strengthening deterrence and executing this complex mission, but Israel must be prepared to act alone.
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Trump should not imitate Obama, repeating his presidential mistakes
The lessons from 2015 must be clear to avoid another disastrous deal. No negotiations should begin until Iran fully dismantles its nuclear program.
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No negotiations before total Iranian nuclear rollback
Any talk of negotiating a new nuclear agreement—before Iran meets strict preconditions—is a dangerous mistake.
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Netanyahu must push Trump to take real action on Iran
Any resolution must address all three components of Iran’s nuclear program: fissile materials, weaponization, and delivery systems.
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Israel must prepare for confrontation with Iran after Trump inauguration
Until all facilities and capabilities are dismantled by Iran, willingly or by external forces, Trump administration must return to the “maximum pressure” program.
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The Australian Government Allowed Hate Speech Against Jews and Israel; Then a Synagogue Was Burned
Vandals defaced a synagogue in the Australian city of Melbourne in late November, with the phrases “Free Gaza” and “Jews kill babies.” A week later, in early December, two masked...
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Israel’s only option on Iran is ending Khamenei’s regime
Supreme leader has set 2040 as target for final destruction of Israel, necessitating a change in strategy that transitions from defensive to offensive action using the IDF's intelligence and operational capabilities, U.S. support and regional alliances
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North Korean Troops in Ukraine: Are We on the Path to World War III?
A new version of the defunct Warsaw Pact is emerging in front of our eyes. With Russia and China as its two major driving forces, joined by regional powers such as North Korea and Iran, that brings with it its proxy terror organizations.
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Ukraine’s Invasion of Kursk: A Silver Bullet, a Wild Gamble, or Both?
Ukraine’s attack on Kursk has surprised the Russians, and some of Ukraine’s allies, who were caught unprepared for such a move. Not less surprising is the Russian response, instead of shifting troops...
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2040: The year Iran predicts Israel will be destroyed. Now is the time to prepare
The Islamic Republic is developing a comprehensive strategy to bring about Israel’s elimination as a sovereign state.
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Playing into Sinwar’s hands: Which of Hamas’s ceasefire demands can Israel accept?
If there is a chance to reach a deal that Israel can accept, it is only by increasing the military pressure, not by reducing it.
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Impending Gaza deal: Is Israel ready to make painful concessions?
Israel faces critical decisions as military pressure mounts and the possibility of a controversial deal with Hamas looms.
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New Israeli paradigm needed to prevent a nuclear Iran
Analysis: The biggest threat to Israel’s existence remains Iran's nuclear program and Israel must prevent the Islamic Republic from reaching its goal of achieving an atomic weapon of mass destruction
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AI in military applications – could a machine make life and death decisions? – opinion
The use of AI in IDF systems is accompanied by very careful operating methodologies and it is very important to maintain this approach.
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Only Defeating Hamas Can Lead to an Israeli-Saudi Normalization Deal
United States President Joe Biden’s national security advisor, Jake Sullivan, visited Israel and Saudi Arabia in mid-May, offering a Saudi-Israeli normalization package that he says would lead to greater...
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Deaths of Iranian president, FM will have no significant change on Israel
The death of Raisi and Amir-Abdollahian will undoubtedly cause great turmoil in Iran.
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America’s dangerous game with Israeli security
It is crucial that Israel clearly and loudly communicates to Sullivan the drawbacks of the proposed normalization and the defense pact and does not rush into signing.
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The time for talks is over; it’s time for actions
When Israel finishes dealing with Hamas, the interests of Israel and those of Hezbollah and Iran will likely align, for a short time, to postpone the wider fighting in the north.
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Crush and eliminate Hamas: Navigating ties with Hezbollah, Iran, and Saudi Arabia
Normalization with Saudi Arabia is crucial but shouldn't come at the cost of significant concessions.