Adapted from Haaretz

After a series of assassinations of Iranian nuclear program engineers and other Iranian experts attributed to the Israeli occupation, it is important to review the usefulness and damage offered by these qualifications. If the aim is to curb Iran's nuclear program, it can be said with certainty that it is not based on a single expert or an expert group.

 

Iran has successfully developed an advanced program with extensive infrastructure aid that includes scientists, technicians, science; cquired or stolen, and unlimited funding and assistance from supporting countries such as North Korea, Pakistan, China and Russia, as well as from private companies in European countries. Whoever thinks the killing of a scientist will deter Iran - markets lying for the public.

 

If the aim is to demonstrate a high intelligence capability allowing to find a target and implement a focused liquidation in the heart of Tehran, this policy is surprising - the demonstration of intelligence capability itself has nothing to achieve tactically or strategically. (Israel) has even exposed Iran's nuclear capabilities and programs, and thanks to this information that has succeeded in recruiting the world's nations against Iran and its nuclear program.

 

If Israel seeks to convince the administration in the United States that it will continue the struggle alone against Iran even if a new nuclear deal is signed - and alternatively - if it carries out the qualifiers attributed to it so that the West's negotiations with Iran fail - here too are its initiatives are damaging. Iran's intention to sign or refrain from a nuclear agreement stems from conflicts of political forces unrelated to the liquidations.

 

At the same time, United States managers have made it very clear that there is no benefit in qualifying. In other words, the Administration will not allow this to prevent its plan of finding a diplomatic solution to Iran's nuclear issue.

 

These assassinations give the occupation the image of a State motivated by political conflicts, and of a State whose Government seeks divert attention from it through unintended intelligence flaws, thus endangering the safety of its citizens.