האם ישראל תתקוף את איראן?

Israel on Edge "Will Israel Attack Iran"


בן 2012 ל 2017 עלה םלאים הלחץ על ישראל לתקוף את איראן 
והלחץ של ישראל על ארה"ב שבר שיאים 
איראן וישראל החליפו איומים 
ישראל הייתה על סף התקפה של איראן אבל ארה"ב של אובמה לא נתן לזה אישור
אובמה העדיף לחתום עם איראן שיעצור את ההתחמשות שלה בנשק גרעיני אובמה על הסכם גרעין מיוחד עם איראן.זה יתן לאיראן 25 שנים עד הפצצה 
ההסכם אם נתחם חל ל 25 שנה
אבל כשטראמ עלה לשלטון הוא אמר שמיד יבטל את ההסכם
כנראה שארה"ב לא חתמה על ההסכם בסופו של יום אבל ההסכם קיים.
מה יהיה עם טראמפ ?
כולם מחכים מה לראות ולשמוע
טראמפ מאמין שצריך לתקוף את איראן אבל לאחר שנקטו בכל הצעדים והסנקציות האפשרויות
איראן מאיימת לסגור את הורמוז ולתקוף את ישראל ולהשמיד אותה.
בעכבות ההסכם וכאשר איראן קבלה מערכת S300 ישראל קבלה מטוסי F35I
מטוסים אלה מסולגים להגיע לאיראן ללא יכולת להתגלות






Israel Prepares to Bomb Iran Nuke Sites - Buys Airfield in Azerbaijan Only 400 Miles Away


Inside Story - Will Israel attack Iran?
Has the countdown to attack Iran begun already? Would Israel go it alone? And what would the regional implications be? Guests: Yaakov Katz, defence analyst and author; Mohammad Marandi, professor of political science at the University of Tehran.

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Israel and Iran: Countdown to war?








EXTERNAL EVENT HELD AT THE LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS, SHEIKH ZAYED THEATRE

As he is about to embark on his second term, President Barack Obama's relationship with Israel is already being tested. But while all eyes are on events in Gaza, Obama is facing major decisions that could lead to the beginning of a new conflict.

Israel's threat of military action against Iran has already raised tensions in the Middle East and in the summer of 2013, the US and its allies will decide whether or not to attack Iran's nuclear sites and if Israel should be given the go ahead to start a war.

While leaders of these countries continue their brinkmanship, recent and increasingly biting sanctions imposed by the United States and the European Union have had a significant impact, choking the country's economy and provoking growing unrest on the streets. Iranians are facing ever increasing hardship as a result of the devaluation of the currency, food shortages and lack of medical supplies.

Join us to discuss what the future holds for relations between Iran, Israel and the US in the year ahead.

Chaired by Channel 4 News presenter Jon Snow.

With:

Meir Javedanfar, an Iranian -- Israeli Middle East analyst. He teaches the contemporary Iranian politics course at the Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) in Herzliya. He is also the co-author of president Ahmadinejad's biography The Nuclear Sphinx of Tehran and a regular contributor to The Diplomat, Al Monitor, as well as BBC Persian.

Azadeh Moaveni, a former Middle East correspondent for Time magazine, and has reported on Iran since 1999. She is the author of Lipstick Jihad, Honeymoon in Tehran, and co-author, with Nobel Peace Laureate Shirin Ebadi, of Iran Awakening. She writes widely on Iran and the Middle East for Foreign Policy, the Washington Post, and other publications.

Scott Peterson, the Istanbul Bureau Chief for The Christian Science Monitor, a photographer for Getty Images and author of Let the Swords Encircle Me: Iran -- A Journey Behind the Headlines. He has reported and photographed conflict and human narratives across three continents for more than two decades, which include thirty extended reporting trips to Iran since 1996.

Abdel Bari Atwan, the editor of London-based al-Quds al-Arabi, an independent, pan-Arab daily newspaper since 1989. He is the author of The Secret History of al-Qa'ida, A Country of Words, his memoir and his new book Al-Qa'ida, the Next Generation. He was born in Gaza but has lived in London since 1979.