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Iran regime will fall through mix of operations, economic pressure, ex
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Barnea, in his first speech since leaving Israel's spy chief post in June, said Hezbollah and Hamas are weaker now than before the October 7 massacre.
- Barnea spoke after leaving spy chief role in June.
- Barnea links weakening groups to regime pressure.
- Iran regime will fall through mix of operations, economic pressure, ex.
- Iran’s Hormuz trump card is rapidly losing strategic value, expert tells 'Post'.
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Jerusalem Post (IL)
Jerusalem Post (IL)
Iran regime will fall through mix of operations, economic pressure, ex
Jerusalem Post (IL)
Jerusalem Post (IL)
Barnea, in his first speech since leaving the post of Israel's spy chief in June, also said that Hezbollah and Hamas are weaker now than they were before the October 7 massacre.
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- 12m agoJerusalem Post (IL): Although 14 to 15 million barrels of oil passed through Hormuz per day before the war, an expert told the Post that it was entirely possible
- 1m agoJerusalem Post (IL): Barnea, in his first speech since leaving the post of Israel's spy chief in June, also said that Hezbollah and Hamas are weaker now than the
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