"He blames Israel for the Republican Party's loss": the warning of the former National Security Council head

Former National Security Council head Eyal Hulata warns that an Israeli strike may not stop Iran's nuclear program, assesses that Trump is distancing himself from a military decision, and reveals voices in the US administration blaming Israel for the Republicans' midterm loss.

Former National Security Council head Eyal Hulata warned in an interview with 103FM that an Israeli strike on Iran might not halt the Iranian nuclear program, and that President Trump is distancing himself from a military decision in light of the US midterm election results. Hulata claims that voices in the US administration blame Israel for the Republicans' electoral loss, and that the weight of these voices is growing—something he defines as bad news for Israel. He adds that there are elements in the Iranian leadership who see nuclear weapons as the only way to prevent further strikes, and that one must be wary of an intelligence failure that could allow Iran to complete its nuclear project without being detected in time.

"He blames Israel for the Republican Party's loss": the warning of the former National Security Council head