Israel is armed with nuclear weapons and “can strike up to 6,500 km from its borders,” reports the Financial Times. The article cites Sanam Vakil, head of the Middle East program at the Chatham House think-tank: “Dynamics have changed since 2006. What would make this time worse is that a war today would not be a conflict just between Israel and Hizbollah.”
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