Eyal Hulata warns of the risk of Iran entrenching its nuclear program if fortified facilities are not destroyed
According to Maariv, Dr. Eyal Hulata, former head of Israel's National Security Council, warned in an interview with 103fm radio about the consequences of an attack that fails to halt Iran's nuclear program. He stated that regarding any strike, one must ask what it ultimately achieves and how it improves the situation. Hulata added that if Iran knows Mount Sorcery is protected because neither Israel nor the United States can hit it, and attacks are carried out repeatedly without destroying it, the Iranians will entrench themselves there and finish the job, which is extremely dangerous.