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Israel Urged Not to Dismiss Its Covert Edge as Iran Deal Advances
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First reported by Now 14 · Jun 14, 2026
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The article says a looming Iran deal could leave Tehran with dangerous nuclear and missile capabilities, but Israel is not helpless. It argues that covert Israeli operations have repeatedly penetrated Iran’s systems, and that the effort to block an Iranian bomb will continue with or without Netanyahu or full U.S. backing.
- 01A new Iran deal could leave Tehran with nuclear and missile capabilities.
- 02Netanyahu made the Iran file a defining mission, but Israel is bigger than him.
- 03Israel has used covert cyber, intelligence, and sabotage operations against Iran for years.
- 04A bad agreement could give Iran money, legitimacy, and time.
- 05Israel will keep monitoring, disrupting, and preventing an Iranian nuclear weapon.
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