This also secured Israel’s long term prospects in the region, which seems to be one of the most sacred directives of American policy.
Not really—it massively increased Iran's influence in the area, which is why in 2007 they had to panic, reverse course, and start backing al-Qaeda again ("the redirection").
Israel is currently in the position where it can bomb Tehran, using American tech and logistical support, with complete impunity. This is the golden age of Israel.
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Not really—it massively increased Iran's influence in the area, which is why in 2007 they had to panic, reverse course, and start backing al-Qaeda again ("the redirection").
Israel is currently in the position where it can bomb Tehran, using American tech and logistical support, with complete impunity. This is the golden age of Israel.
Of course, but the Iraq war didn't cause that.
In the long term I think my did. It meant the US had an interest in the middle east so would be around long term for Israel to lean on.