Iran at the threshold, Israel outside the room - opinion
Six months into the war with Iran, the article argues that the diplomatic option for curbing Iran's nuclear program remains viable and largely unexplored by Israel. It notes that US intelligence assessments do not indicate a significant increase in the time Iran would need to produce a weapon, despite damage to nuclear facilities. The piece advocates for Israel's participation in the upcoming UN Conference on a Middle East Zone Free of Nuclear Weapons, arguing that entering the room does not endanger security. The author, Sharon Dolev, is a guest writer at the Mitvim Institute and executive director of the Middle East Treaty Organization (METO).
Six months into the war with Iran, the article argues that the diplomatic option for curbing Iran's nuclear program remains viable and largely unexplored by Israel. It notes that US intelligence assessments do not indicate a significant increase in the time Iran would need to produce a weapon, despite damage to nuclear facilities. The piece advocates for Israel's participation in the upcoming UN Conference on a Middle East Zone Free of Nuclear Weapons, arguing that entering the room does not endanger security. The author, Sharon Dolev, is a guest writer at the Mitvim Institute and executive director of the Middle East Treaty Organization (METO).