Ronen Bergman

In Iran, the regime is still in place and they still have the 450 kilograms of enriched uranium to almost military grade.

They still have the centrifuges, they still have the missiles.

So even with the support of the US, nothing is solved and we are still living in a very risky region that every minute sits on a barrel

of explosive that can re-explode every minute.

And better for the Iranian public.

It's just the hammering of Iranian nuclear sites and the missile sites and the air defenses and the killing of people.

And some of them were very, very bad people that had the citizens of Iran blood on their hands and American blood on their hands, exploding the American embassy in the 80s.

But what's next?

Is it solved?

Like, are we looking at the beginning of a new horizon to the Middle East?

I'm not sure at all because the regime is still there and the problems are still there and they are not yet solved.

And this cannot be solved just by words.

I assume that by the end of this week or maybe a little later, the president of the United States will declare victory.

He would say, we removed the threat.

It's obliterated, whatever phrase he uses.

But is it?

I don't see anything solved.

I see only more potential difficulties and challenges here.

Thank you.

Thanks, Natalie.