Why can’t Israel make unilateral decisions on its multifront war? - analysis
Jack Kennedy, head of Middle East and North Africa Country Risk at S&P Global Market Intelligence said it was unlikely the Israeli government would commit to a direct military strike on Iran.
AN ARROW 3 ballistic missile interceptor is seen during its test launch near Ashdod in 2015. (photo credit: AMIR COHEN/REUTERS)ByDEBBIE MOHNBLATT/THE MEDIA LINEUpdated: