Mother of All Bombs: Is Trump Preparing the Final Strike on Iran?

Prof. Uzi Rabi analyzes the possibility that the US will use the MOAB bomb against Iran, noting that this represents a strategic shift from a war of attrition to a knockout blow. However, he casts doubt on the bomb's effectiveness against underground facilities and suggests it may be a psychological threat.

Prof. Uzi Rabi analyzes for Walla the possibility that the United States will use the MOAB bomb ('Mother of All Bombs') against Iran. According to him, the mention of the bomb marks a strategic shift in Washington: moving from economic and military attrition to an attempt to achieve a quick decision with a devastating blow. However, the article raises doubts about the bomb's effectiveness, which does not penetrate deep bunkers, against a fortified nuclear facility deep within Mount Khoch. It may be a psychological threat. The article discusses Trump's dilemma, torn between economic pressure and a short blitzkrieg, and warns that an American attack could leave Israel facing a wounded but determined Iran bent on revenge. The analysis does not cite official sources.