In the current political climate, visitors to the Kohelet Policy Forum come with sandbags and placards reading “collaborators with dictators” and so forth. I simply came armed with just a few questions.
A court in 2021 dismissed a case against Fernández that accused her of conspiring with Iran to cover up Tehran's alleged involvement in a 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires.
The Iranians are not a mob of hooligans. Their leaders are calculated and do not act rashly. In the pursuit of prestige, the ability to threaten Israel with nuclear warheads is a great card that should be used wisely and not wasted away by a reckless mistake, and Iran knows this very well.
The frequent flare-ups encourage terrorists and Iran to open new rocket fronts from whence to target Israeli cities. Such a development is hardly just an annoyance.
The current views held by the members of the Diplomatic-Security Cabinet show that the majority will likely vote to approve military action in Iran if Netanyahu and Gallant were to make the case that such a measure was essential.
