Amit Segal

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Call Me Back - with Dan Senor · As America cuts its losses, what are Israel’s options? - with Amit Segal · 25 Jun 2026 podcast

Now, in terms of the nuclear program, Israel is in a way better situation than it was a year and two weeks ago before the rising line operation, because the enriched uranium is deep under the ground and because the ballistic missile industry lies in ruins and because something like 40 nuclear scientists are dead and they do not have any substitute yet.

So, what was achieved is no small feat.

And what comes next depends on Israel heavily.

The efforts focus on two things.

From a military perspective, I think Iran must now take into account the fact that no matter what they do with their nuclear program, Israel will attack.

because when Israel attacked in June 2025, it was still not pledged by the United States to attack the nuclear facility in Ferdow.

So Israel acted alone, and it's quite clear for everyone that it will act again, especially after the fear barrier collapsed last year, after we saw that it was an asymmetrical war

but from the good side of those asymmetrical wars.

So this is number one.

Number two is way more complicated.

And this deals with toppling the regime.

That was the unspoken, unofficial purpose or goal of this roaring line operation.

And it failed.

It failed due to various things.

I'm going to write about it on Friday in my newsletter.

Yeah, the entire efforts of the Israeli military establishment, billions of shekels, and I guess billions of dollars as well from the United States, are focused in shaking the very foundations of the Iranian regime.

Now, if this agreement ends up when in six months from now, the Iranian economy is still in a grave situation,

And yes, they got something like $25 billion, but it's not even the tip of the iceberg when you take into account the $300 billion damage from this very war.

So the situation in the streets of Tehran is going to be different.

I think, I don't know if you ever paid a visit to the Mossad headquarters somewhere in central Israel.

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