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In a nightmare scenario, Israel would fail to prevent a nuclear Iran, and Iran would become the first to fire its nuclear weapons.
Neither Israel nor Iran might want a war; either or both “players” could still commit grievous errors in searches for “escalation dominance.
Louis Rene Beres, Emeritus Professor of International Law at Purdue University, discusses the probability of an Iran-Israel nuclear conflict. “For by Wise Counsel, Thou...
by Neville Teller On Wednesday, April 27, 2022, according to Syria’s defense ministry backed by the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR), Israel...
Israel-Iran Nuclear War: it may be sensible to study what is currently happening between Washington and Pyongyang as a suitable "model" for ascertaining Israel's...
Analysis: Trump's administration against the nuclear agreement is only adding fuel to the Middle East. If the diplomatic move fails—Israel-Iran conflict likely explode.
If North Korea serves as a nuclear proxy for Iran, Israel could lose vital backing from Trump's America, potentially empowering Putin instead.
(1 of 2 parts) analyzes Israel's strategic approach to Iran's nuclear threat and the concerning scenarios that could lead to nuclear war.
by Louis René Beres (Ph.D., Princeton, 1971), Emeritus Professor of International Law, Purdue University Abstract Israel and Iran remain poised for a multi-level war. Such...
A comprehensive analysis of Israel's anticipatory self-defense with Iran and its implications for national and global security.