Israel’s Covert War on Iran’s Nuclear Program Is Impressive. But Is It Successful?
American appeasement isn’t helping.
September 26, 2023
Israel’s Covert War on Iran’s Nuclear Program Is Impressive. But Is It Successful?
American appeasement isn’t helping.
The Mossad’s heist of a vast Iranian nuclear archive in 2018 provided abundant evidence that Tehran was not adhering to its commitments; it also provided an enormous amount of actionable intelligence. Two years later, Israel responded to international inspectors’ condemnation of the Islamic Republic’s violations by using this intelligence to launch a spectacular campaign of sabotage—a campaign that is the subject of Target Tehran, by Yonah Jeremy Bob and Ilan Evyatar. David Adesnik writes:
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