"A taste of their own medicine" - how Israel's neighbours look at its war with Iran

Israel and Iran are trading missiles. A hospital’s been hit.
Thirty injured. Israel’s fired back — hard — targeting Iran’s
nuclear sites. Inside Iran? Chaos. Power’s out. Hackers hijack
state TV, urging revolt. And Donald Trump? He’s green-lit
Pentagon war plans — but is holding fire. For now.


We’ve got The Telegraph’s best on the ground: Sophia Yan in
Beirut, Paul Nuki in Tel Aviv, and David Blair in the studio.
Lebanon’s on edge. Israel’s braced. And the big question — will
Trump strike? Or let Israel go it alone? The team also debates
the broader stakes: Can Israel halt Iran’s nuclear ambitions
without American help? Could the regime in Tehran collapse? And
what happens if Hezbollah stays silent? With so many moving
parts, this episode dives deep into the decisions and dangers
shaping what may become the defining war of the decade.


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