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For nearly 18 months, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has avoided ending the war in Gaza, fearing it would lead to the collapse of his coalition government and early elections, which polls suggested he would lose. However, after striking Iran and convincing the United States to hit its nuclear sites,
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As US President Donald Trump touted his military strikes on Iran as a success, he ignited a firestorm of uncertainty. With the fate of the war hanging in the balance, it's a crucial moment to recall the sequence of events that led to this impasse. Ten days ago,
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Benjamin Netanyahu's long-held dream of thwarting Iran's nuclear program has brought him to the brink of redemption as prime minister of Israel. The overnight attack on Iran by the United States, coupled with Israel's recent strikes, has taken Mr. Netanyahu to the precipice of
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has long warned about Iran's nuclear program, and his vision for a strike finally aligned with the U.S. this past weekend. For over three decades, Netanyahu has advocated for military action against Iran, but it wasn't until recent years that
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Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, has been warning about Iran's nuclear programme for nearly two decades, and his 18-year tenure has been marked by a series of dramatic escalations against the Islamic republic. Despite setbacks and failures, Netanyahu has managed to stay in power, and his
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Donald Trump prides himself on unpredictability, but in practice, his most extreme rhetoric is often a precursor to its opposite. His first term and the first 153 days of his second reveal a pattern where inflamed rhetoric is frequently followed by measured action. The question is, will he strike Iran
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President Donald Trump, known for his impulsive nature and unconventional leadership style, has taken an unexpected turn by delaying his decision on whether to provide Israel with a 30,000-pound bunker-buster bomb to target Iran's nuclear facilities. This departure from his typical decision-making process has left many wondering
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The tensions between Iran, Israel, and the US are escalating rapidly, with no regard for the value of human life or basic geopolitical responsibility. Benjamin Netanyahu has been a key figure in provoking these tensions, and his actions have been met with little opposition from US President Donald Trump. The
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A nuclear-armed Iran would pose a significant threat to regional stability, potentially imperiling Israel's existence and encouraging other nations to acquire nuclear capabilities. However, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to act against Iran's nuclear program without securing allies' support has raised concerns about
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As tensions between the United States and Iran escalate, former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon delivered a scathing criticism of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accusing him of trying to pull the US into a war. Bannon's tirade, aired on his War Room podcast, warned President Donald
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Diplomats from Europe are set to meet with Iran's foreign minister in Geneva to explore a diplomatic solution, as Israel and Iran engage in a second week of airstrikes. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that Israel will continue to target Iran's nuclear sites, even if
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Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak has cautioned that the United States may be compelled to launch a one-off strike against Iran's major nuclear facility, Fordo, due to the US military's inability to topple the Iranian regime. According to Barak, such an attack would be a
