Israeli intelligence predictions for 2020: The probability of war in the north is medium to high

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A reading of Israel intelligence predictions for 2020

Intelligence evaluations indicate that the probability of war in the north is medium to high, due to Israel’s insistence on preventing Iran from reinforcing its concept in Syria through what it calls “battles between wars,” even if this leads to a wide escalation.

On the other hand is what the intelligence report referred to as the courage of pro-Iran forces in the north, specifically Hezbollah, to respond to the attacks, even if it leads to a war with Israel. This was the case with Hezbollah’s latest response to the attack on Dahieh, the southern suburb.

This war is likely to be huge if it happens. Probably a game changer.

'Next war will be worst in Israel's history' - Israel National News

A war in the north just means war with Iran via proxy. What are the implications of such a war?

America Avoided War With Iran, But World War III Could Still Happen In These 5 Places | The National Interest

It all depends on how it plays out. The risk of escalation is always there.

What if it leads to Isaiah 17 - the destruction of Damascus?

 

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The situation in the Middle East is quite unstable. Both Iran and Turkey are dangerous. Russia seems to be trying to hold them back. American policy is unclear.

 

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Secret document that PROVES Iran was building a nuclear weapon as far back as 2002 | Daily Mail Online

 

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Secret document that PROVES Iran was building a nuclear weapon as far back as 2002 | Daily Mail Online

President Obama signed the Iran nuclear deal in 2013. The real question is whether Iran continued building a nuclear weapon after the deal. The other question is whether it continued improving its rocket technology. The answer to the 2nd question seems to be an unequivocal yes.

 

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President Obama signed the Iran nuclear deal in 2013. The real question is whether Iran continued building a nuclear weapon after the deal. The other question is whether it continued improving its rocket technology. The answer to the 2nd question seems to be an unequivocal yes.

Maybe it is irrelevant whether Iran was following the nuclear deal. That's because there are a lot of other things to do that are independent of the nuclear pit for a nuclear arsenal. Iran likely farmed out bomb design to North Korea. So Iran can build everything else for a nuclear arsenal minus the nuclear pits. After 2025 Iran can jump start the production of highly enriched uranium with its new highly efficient centrifuges.

It is likely that Iran will get nuclear weapons and nobody is going to stop them. Although, we may be able to slow it down.