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Netanyahu's Tenure Marked by Failed Strategies Against Iran's Nuclear Program
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Israel has failed to eliminate Iran's nuclear threat despite extensive operations and two wars launched during Benjamin Netanyahu's premiership. Key strategic errors include not striking Iran in 2009, undermining the 2015 nuclear deal without a backup plan, and later military campaigns that targeted infrastructure but not the accumulated enriched uranium stockpile. The article argues that Israel needs a new strategy focused on neutralizing the uranium itself, as Iran's capabilities have advanced significantly.
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- Israel's efforts under Benjamin Netanyahu have failed to eliminate Iran's nuclear threat, particularly its enriched uranium stockpile.
- Key strategic mistakes include not attacking Iran in 2009 and undermining the 2015 nuclear deal.
- Iran's nuclear program significantly advanced after the U.S. withdrawal from the JCPOA in 2018.
- Two Israeli-U.S. wars between 2025-2026 damaged infrastructure but did not neutralize Iran's enriched uranium.
- The article calls for a new strategy focusing on neutralizing Iran's enriched uranium, not just its facilities.
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