Israel vs Iran & Lebanon: The War That Could Explode | Firas Modad
April 14, 2026
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as posted by the channelIn today’s livestream, Kevork Almassian and Firas Modad break down whether Israel is preparing for a return to full-scale war with Iran and Lebanon after the collapse of the Islamabad talks. We examine what the failed U.S.-Iran diplomacy means for the region, whether Israel had an interest in sabotaging the negotiations,
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