A Hebrew-language analysis argues that Tehran has internalized a pattern of US threats followed by delays and negotiations, concluding that President Trump's approach signals weakness. The assessment warns that Israel is placed on heightened alert and that deterrence is not being built.
A Hebrew-language analysis argues that Iran has stopped fearing President Trump's threats, having learned a pattern of repeated ultimatums followed by delays and resumed negotiations. The assessment warns that this dynamic places Israel on constant high alert, stretches the defense system, and sends a message of weakness and inconsistency that undermines deterrence.
The analysis aligns with earlier assessments reported by The Zioneer, which noted that Israeli analysts have warned that US diplomatic pressure and low-intensity responses signal weakness to Iran, emboldening Tehran's stance.
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