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Israeli intelligence spotted the plan, warned Washington, and watched Trump get smuggled out in a catering truck — a quiet reminder of how real the partnership still is.
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Israeli intelligence spotted the plan, warned Washington, and watched Trump get smuggled out in a catering truck — a quiet reminder of how real the partnership still is.
Yossi Cohen reveals Mossad penetrated Iran's buried Fordow enrichment facility repeatedly to map its vulnerabilities. The American bombing of the site brought him satisfaction — a candid window into intelligence priorities and the asymmetric contest over Iran's nuclear program.
Ukraine, Iran, China, and Israel's own operational tempo have turbocharged demand for Israeli defense exports. Elbit's backlog jumped 33% year-over-year; munitions, drones, and C4I systems lead sales growth. The war economy rewards Israeli innovation.
Meir Ben-Shabbat counsels clarity: don't confuse Syria's cosmetic rebranding with abandonment of jihadist foundations. Erdogan's fingerprints are on the new leadership, and Turkey's growing regional weight means Israel must sustain deterrence, not surrender leverage for false peace.
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