President Trump’s withdrawal from the nuclear deal with Iran is the best thing that could have happened to Israel at this time. Until now, Iran was able to develop nuclear capabilities below the radar, with the help of a security umbrella upheld by the international community. Now, with the Mossad’s revelation of Iran’s continued nuclear development, the international community can no longer bury its head in the sand. There are no more illusions. Trump’s withdrawal from the d

Do you know the joke about the guy who murdered his parents, and then begged the court for mercy because he was an orphan? Who brought us the miserable nuclear agreement with Iran, if not Binyamin Netanyahu? It was his policy that transferred responsibility to deal with Iran’s nuclear program to the US. And when Obama and the ayatollahs met to discuss the deal, Netanyahu found himself on the wrong side of the door. After I give a speech, if someone comes over to me and says,

The Israeli attack against Iran - that never happened - must be analyzed from a broad, strategic perspective. When Iran built the plutonium reactor, Israel had a golden opportunity to attack a relatively easy target – as opposed to the underground nuclear enrichment facilities in Iran. Even if the outcome had been partial, the strategic meaning would have been that Iran is inside the legitimate borders of Israel’s reach. Passing the responsibility for Iran’s nuclear program t

A decade ago, the world held its breath in anticipation of an Israeli strike against Iran, modeled after its strike on the nuclear reactor in Iraq. Then the threats and speeches from every possible podium began. In practice, the responsibility of Israel’s government for the security of its citizens was passed on to the US, in the hope that they would attack Iran instead of us. But the Americans are not pushovers. They decided to employ sanctions and harnessed the free world t