Hi everyone, it's Yonid. It's Wednesday, June 25th, 10 p.m. in Israel, 1030 p.m. in Tehran, 3 p.m. in Washington.

The current Israel-Iran war seems to be behind us, but an important debate only now beginning.

What really happened to Iran's nuclear program? I spoke today to someone uniquely positioned to answer that question or begin to answer it.

Zawr-Palti likes to say he grew up in Israel's intelligence community.

He essentially worked in the intelligence business for 40 years as the head of the Mossad

Intelligence Directorate and later as a top official in the Ministry of Defense.

Today, he is an Andrew Viterbi Fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy in D.C.

I spoke to him earlier today.

So, thank you so much for talking to us today.

Pleasure to be with you, you know it?

We talk almost every day in the studio, but that's Hebrew. This is different.

Look, let's look at where we are right now.

Trump said we obliterated Iran's nuclear program. Netanyahu said Israel removed the existential

threat of a nuclear Iran. The New York Times is reporting that the U.S. initial damage report

says that the Iran nuclear program was set back by months and not obliterated. Where's the truth in all

this?

First of all, each one of them have his own beliefs, truth,

and I'm not in a position to judge,

not the President of the United States,

not the prime of Israel Israel, Israel, Israel, I'm a professional that grew up in the Israeli intelligence community,

and I know a bit, also the American intelligence community

for 40 years I was serving over there.

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