Borzou Daragahi

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114 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 11 Aug

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But I think there's also very much a possibility, for example, that Israel will try to conduct sabotage in Gladstone.
operations in Iran.
I'm sure those have already launched.
And it's very possible that Iran will try to do clandestine operations against Israeli and possibly American interests outside of the Middle East.
I think it's evident to anyone who's watching that the Americans have been muddling through and they have not had a concrete strategy and they're, they've been under Trump, uh, basically making decisions week to week and, and their rhetoric reflects that.
Um, but you know, I, I think also one of the Iranian concerns and one of the reasons why they're willing to walk away from this deal that looks so beneficial is that they are genuinely worried about Israel and they, um,
know that Israel is not a party to this deal.
And they want to put pressure on the Americans to impose some constraints on Israel.
And that begins with Lebanon, but it could extend to one or two years from now when Israel gets its bearings back together and restocks its missile capability and decides on its own that it wants to launch another war against Iran.
So the Iranians have an interest in testing the Iran
excuse me, the Israel-US relationship and putting pressure on that relationship.
And they also see, just as Israel sees Lebanon, they see Lebanon as a way that they can basically put stress on the relationship between Washington and Jerusalem.
Yeah, there's been some extraordinary comments and rhetoric from the White House, from Donald Trump, from J.D.
Vance, really kind of unprecedented criticism of not just Netanyahu, but of Israel's entire security posture and its dependence on the U.S.
and its alienation from the rest of the world.
And that could be evidence of stress between the U.S.
and Israel, but it could also be evidence
It could be election year posturing because Israel is very unpopular in the U.S.
right now, increasingly unpopular.
And there's so many questions about the relationship between the two countries among voters.
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