Political commentator Amit Segal published a new assessment asking what Israel should have done differently in its campaign against Iran. The piece, distributed via his verified channel and cited by Israel Hayom, continues Segal's recent series on the strategic handling of the Iranian threat.
Amit Segal, senior political commentator for N12, published a new post Wednesday evening asking what should have been done differently in Israel's campaign against Iran. The brief assessment, circulated on his verified the source and picked up by Israel Hayom, joins a series of recent Segal analyses on the subject. In recent weeks Segal has argued that while Israel achieved significant operational depth in Iran, it missed the decisive move — a theme he developed across several articles published between June 8 and June 16. Segal's earlier pieces mapped deterrence equations between Iran, Hezbollah, and Israel; criticized the June 7 decision not to seize enriched uranium; and urged Israel not to fold in Lebanon. The new post poses the question without offering a detailed answer, leaving room for further elaboration.
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