Iran is racing toward a nuclear bomb, and the Lapid-Bennett government is silent

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(JNS) At the recent commemoration of the anniversary of Ze’ev Jabotinsky’s death, representatives of Israel’s current government claimed they were following in his footsteps. There is no greater absurdity.

Jabotinsky’s diplomatic doctrine focused on two points: The “iron wall” and the “doctrine of pressure.” The governments under my leadership adhered to these two principles for years, while the current government has abandoned them in just four weeks.

First, the “iron wall.” Jabotinsky believed that aggressive and independent projection of Hebrew strength was the only way to stunt our enemies’ desire to destroy us until they one day come to terms with our existence.

There’s no need to detail everything that the Likud governments have done to build Israel as a military, intelligence and cyber power. There’s also not enough space here to detail the vast scope of actions we took against the Iranian nuclear program, designed to annihilate us.

Sometimes the United States knew about these actions and other times we carried them out without its knowledge and approval. Various American administrations, including the Biden administration most recently, repeatedly asked me “not to surprise them” with actions against Iran. I always refused to make this promise. I always maintained our freedom of action.

I also publicly stated that we would continue doing anything necessary to ensure Israel’s security—with or without a nuclear deal between the United States and Iran.

Yet, within a week of this government’s formation, prime minister-in-actuality Yair Lapid discarded this policy wholesale. He dealt a mortal blow to Israel’s freedom of action when he stunningly promised the Americans “no surprises.” READ MOREREAD MORE