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JCPOA

The Iran nuclear deal, or JCPOA, is a central issue in Israeli security discourse. Israel has long expressed concern over the deal’s limitations and its potential to allow Iran to become a nuclear threshold state. This section explores Israel’s diplomatic efforts to influence international policy, regional reactions to the deal, and alternative strategies for confronting the Iranian nuclear threat.

With Iran nuclear deal likely, Israel puts all options back on the table
General Amidror of...
Iran-Israel relations are essentially a zero-sum game, leaving Israel little choice but to act upon...
Biden’s foreign-policy appointments and what they might mean for Israel
Prof. Efraim Inbar: Tony Blinken is...
Israel should seek to persuade the Biden transition team not to offer Iran any premature...
Change in the Middle East
Prof. Inbar: We Will Not See a Peaceful Middle East...
Iran’s space program is more than a by-product of its missile program. It is central...
Sanctions could drive a wedge between Iranians who focus inwards and hardliners committed to Iran’s...
What needs “nixing” is not the JCPOA – a piece of paper – but the...

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