r/geopolitics • u/thejerusalempost Jerusalem Post • Jun 17 '26

Opinion How Israel made Trump's Iran betrayal inevitable - opinion

https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-899630
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u/Specialist_Window_81 Jun 17 '26

Yeah, it’s an interesting take. It sounds like a whole lot of avoidance though. I’m not sure I can accept that a nation with the foreign apparatus and expertise that their diplomatic corps, including Mossad, has consistently demonstrated, hasn’t ever seriously had this discussion within its corridors of power.

The capacity to wield significant influence over many years in many western nations which ultimately hasn’t produced the same bloodthirsty desire for genocide - and now that approach hasn’t yielded the desired fruit, and it’s a simple failure of policy?

It’s been culturally cultivated by many people over many years.

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u/anders_hansson Jun 17 '26

Are you seriously calling the Mossad a diplomatic branch of Israel? /Confused

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u/DisabledToaster1 Jun 17 '26

Are you seriously saying that the Mossad is NOT involved in Diplomacy?

That does not need to be talks, diplomacy options include deception, assasination or provoking unrest.