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From the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal, this is Potomac Watch.

Israel's campaign against Iran's military and nuclear sites is now into its fourth day,

while Iran has struck back with ballistic missile attacks on Israeli cities. How close is

Israel to achieving its war aims? And what role is President Trump

playing as he tries to negotiate as he says an end to the war? That's our subject for today on

Potomac Watch. I'm Paul as you go editor of the Opinion pages, the Wall Street Journal. And I'm joined

today by an expert on all of these things. Mark Dubowitz, CEO of the Opinion Pages, The Wall Street Journal, and I'm joined today by an expert on all of

these things. Mark Dubowitz, CEO of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies. Welcome, Mark. Great to

have you here. Thank you, Paul. Some real world, potentially world-changing events since Israel first struck

Iran last week. Let's talk first first just how do you think Israel was able

to pull off what has been an extraordinary military and intelligence victory, certainly in the

first instance, given the number of scientists it has been able to kill, the number of Iranian

generals it has been able to kill, and the degree Iranian generals it has been able to kill, and the

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