Netanyahu targets Iran, risking war, killing talks, and global escalation.

Nima Rostami Alkhorshid:

1. What is happening between Iran and Israel, and why is it considered unbelievable?
2. How does Netanyahu's attack on Iran relate to the Iranian nuclear program?
3. What role did Donald Trump play in the situation involving Iran and Israel?
4. Why is attacking individuals involved in negotiations seen as problematic?
5. What are the potential consequences of an unprovoked attack on Iran?

Prof. Ted Postol:

1. The conflict involves Netanyahu claiming to target Iran’s nuclear program, but his actions seem driven by a desire for war rather than diplomacy.
2. The attack undermines any possibility of peaceful negotiations, with Netanyahu actively sabotaging diplomatic efforts.
3. Trump reportedly gave Netanyahu permission to act against Iran, but his domestic and foreign issues limit his ability to control events.
4. Killing negotiators—like those from Hamas or the U.S.—destroys trust and makes future talks nearly impossible, escalating tensions instead.
5. The attack could lead to regional or even global escalation, especially with ongoing conflicts like Ukraine, and threatens stability worldwide.

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