Amit Segal

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Call Me Back - with Dan Senor · Iran War Part III?- with Nadav Eyal and Amit Segal · 27 Jul 2026 podcast

And we see now that writing the obituaries was actually too early.

It was merely an MOU, an attempt to reduce the energy prices prior to the midterms in the United States.

But at the end of the day, dealing with fundamentalist Muslims and specifically this very fundamentalist Muslim regime is not something that has a high probability.

Here is the question.

Does President Trump want to initiate the war or to resume the war more than he wants to?

the energy prices to be kept in the previous level or the other way around.

But we see now that after give or take 60, 90 days of futile negotiations, we are exactly at the very same point where we had been in April when the war was not brought to an end, but at least to a pause.

So geopolitics are quite different than domestic politics.

But my second most popular tweet ever, and not for good reasons, was last week when I quoted Israel's finance minister, Smotrich, saying that for Israel, the best case scenario is what we are seeing now, that the US fights Iran and vice versa without Israel being involved.

It was quoted last night by Tucker Carlson, two days ago by Nick Fuentes, which means it became popular for all the wrong reasons.

Happy to report that my fourth child was born, his name is Elamos.

The most popular tweet was a joke about, after the ceasefire, about Hamas being the only army on earth that wears uniform for ceasefires and disguised when fighting.

Yeah, absolutely.

So again, we're speaking now about geopolitics and not domestic politics, we'll get to it.

But from a geopolitical perspective, for Israel, the situation now is almost perfect.

Because if we are not allowed, if Israel is not allowed to attack Iran's energy facilities and Iran's

economic hubs, then a siege or a blockade is the perfect solution.

Because Israel is not a superpower.

It does not pay the price for the energy crisis.

And that's why the assumption in Israel, and by the former head of Mossad, Adi Barnea, is that if the siege and the blockade continue, the Iran regime is to collapse around the end of 2026.

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