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Iran launching air attack on Israel - Considerations regarding a potential Israeli response

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Hassan Ahmadian
Hassan Ahmadian

“After the hit on the Iranian consulate, the Iranians could not take it any more. They had to respond by re-establishing their deterrence credibility. Now the Israelis are talking about retaliation. This is not perceived as retaliation in Iran - it is perceived as another attack on Iran.”

Aje

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Professor at the University of Tehran
17 Apr 2024 5 3
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Peter Ricketts
Peter Ricketts

“Netanyahu must have calculated when he hit the Iranian Consulate in Damascus that the Iranians would retaliate, and that this would swing the Americans and their Western allies behind Israel. And that's worked, remarkably well. It's all gain for Netanyahu if he has the wisdom to take the win, or at least to retaliate in a limited way.”

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Former U.K. national security adviser
16 Apr 2024 3 2
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Daniel Levy
Daniel Levy

“There's been this united public response defending Israel on Iran, with strong private messaging to Israel, 'Don't you dare'. While on Gaza, there's a lot of public hand-wringing but a lack of will to be tough in private. Gaza doesn't directly pull the United States into a war. So, they still believe they can tiptoe through the raindrops.”

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President of the U.S./Middle East Project and former Israeli peace negotiator
16 Apr 2024 3 2
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Vali R. Nasr
Vali R. Nasr

“If every time Israel decides to punish Iran, it creates a massive tumult in Washington and London, these countries are going to pressure Israel. There's going to be a major international effort to build cordons around Israel's behavior toward Iran.”

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Professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies
16 Apr 2024 1 2
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Alon Liel
Alon Liel

“We already know the war cabinet has not approved a response and the Americans had a big share in it, so it looks as if Israel won't respond for a while and we'll go back to our business in Gaza. Prime Minister Netanyahu still needs to resolve two things in Gaza: the release of captives and the Hamas battalions. I think Netanyahu might use this wave of support for Israel during the Iranian attack to go down to Rafah. But he cannot do it without fully coordinating with the Americans. This is the issue that is really bothering him, because without going back to Rafah he cannot describe the war as a victory.”

Aje

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Former director of Israel’s foreign ministry
14 Apr 2024 5 3
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