What the Mossad Has to Say for Itself on Iran
Inside Israel’s establishment, an argument is unfolding over whether Mossad oversold regime change — or whether its plans were never fully allowed to unfold
As the world waits to see how the U.S. blockade of the Strait of Hormuz will shape the stalled negotiations between Washington and Tehran, public opinion is already beginning to harden around the war. A growing wave of reporting is revisiting the early expectations — in both Israel and the United States — that the conflict might trigger the collapse of …
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