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AHRON SHAPIRO: Why Israel was forced to do the world’s ‘dirty work’ over Iran’s non compliance

18 June 2025
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AHRON SHAPIRO: Why Israel was forced to do the world’s ‘dirty work’ over Iran’s non compliance
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Forty-four years after Israel’s preemptive strike on Iraq’s Osirak reactor, Israel has invoked the Begin Doctrine to target Iran’s advancing nuclear weapons program, which has reportedly reached a critical stage. Following Iran’s aggressive actions and non-compliance with international agreements, Israel has initiated airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites and military leadership, underscoring a dire shift in regional security dynamics.

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