After decades of warnings, Benjamin Netanyahu strikes Iran, but can he win the war he always feared?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has turned decades of warnings about Irans nuclear ambitions into a full-scale military assault, sending over 200 aircraft to strike deep inside Iran. The attack, aimed at nuclear and military targets, risks escalating a regional war and disrupting US-led diplomatic efforts. While Israel insists Tehran was close to building a bomb, independent intelligence agencies remain cautious. Analysts say Netanyahus legacy — and the Middle Easts stability — now hang in the balance.