Israel-Iran clash risks wider war; diplomacy possible but tensions rising fast.

Nima Rostami Alkhorshid:

1. What is your view on the recent Israeli attack on Iran and its implications?
2. How do you assess the role of Western intelligence agencies in supporting Israel’s actions?
3. What are the potential consequences if the U.S. directly intervenes in the conflict between Iran and Israel?
4. Do you believe there is a possibility for diplomatic resolution between Iran and the West?
5. How does the current geopolitical tension impact regional stability, especially in the Middle East?

Alex Krainer:

1. The Israeli attack on Iran was partially successful but strategically risky, given Israel's limited resources and the strong response from Iran.
2. Western intelligence agencies, including the CIA and MI6, have played a major role in enabling Israel’s operations through extensive support and intelligence sharing.
3. If the U.S. intervenes, it could lead to a broader regional war, significantly destabilizing the Middle East and damaging Western interests globally.
4. There is potential for diplomacy, especially if negotiations continue behind the scenes, but the aggressive stance of pro-Israel factions complicates peaceful outcomes.
5. The tensions are already causing instability, with possible regime changes in allied states, increased resistance movements, and economic disruptions like oil price surges.

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