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Principles for an Israeli Strategy to Address the Iranian Nuclear Threat at the End of the War
Although we are currently in the midst of a war and do not yet know how it will end, the US negotiations initiative—which may bring the campaign to an end—requires a clear definition of Israel’s interest regarding the Iranian nuclear project.
The conclusion of Operation Roaring Lion will place Israel and the international community before a new strategic reality vis-à-vis Iran. The regime in Tehran, if it survives the war, may—after experiencing systemic trauma and damage to its senior leadership—adopt a national security doctrine that relies on nuclear weapons as its sole existential deterrent capability. Under these circumstances, it is essential to ensure that Iran retains no nuclear capability that could serve as a foundation for a military nuclear program. This paper argues that previous models of “risk management” (such as the JCPOA, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action) are no longer relevant. Therefore, Israel must insist on the complete dismantling of Iran’s uranium enrichment infrastructure and relevant technological capabilities as a necessary condition for ending the war, whether by diplomatic or military means.
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From Military Achievement to a Regional Arrangement
To leverage the military success against Iran into a strategic achievement, a mechanism for cooperation with the United States and the moderate Arab states is required
30/03/26 REUTERS/Dawoud Abu Alkas
Between Victory and Decisive Defeat: Evaluating Israel’s Ability to Achieve Its War Objectives Against Hamas
How can victory and decisive defeat be defined – and has Israel achieved them after two years of war in Gaza?
23/11/25 
