Jacob Nagel

The lessons from 2015 must be clear to avoid another disastrous deal. No negotiations should begin until Iran fully dismantles its nuclear program.

Any talk of negotiating a new nuclear agreement—before Iran meets strict preconditions—is a dangerous mistake.

Any resolution must address all three components of Iran’s nuclear program: fissile materials, weaponization, and delivery systems.

Until all facilities and capabilities are dismantled by Iran, willingly or by external forces, Trump administration must return to the “maximum pressure” program.

Israel must redefine its mission as not just surviving Khamenei’s threats but neutralizing their source.

To provide security for Israel, it is not enough to work harder at deterrence. Khamenei’s deadline, the year 2040, demands a bold counter-strategy: dismantle his regime.

The Islamic Republic is developing a comprehensive strategy to bring about Israel’s elimination as a sovereign state.

Israel faces critical decisions as military pressure mounts and the possibility of a controversial deal with Hamas looms.

The use of AI in IDF systems is accompanied by very careful operating methodologies and it is very important to maintain this approach.

The death of Raisi and Amir-Abdollahian will undoubtedly cause great turmoil in Iran, however.