Going back to war? Abraham Accords Architect Jason Greenblatt on the UAE, Saudi, Iran | Ben Yaniv

Norman Roule: Tehran's ice cube, Washington's iceberg | Libby Alon

Norman Roule [https://x.com/Norman_Roule], former US senior intelligence officer who spent over 30 years on Iran at the CIA and now Senior Advisor at the Center for Strategic and International Studies [https://www.csis.org/] (CSIS), sits down with C14's Libby Alon to break down the new US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding, the depth of US-Israel intelligence cooperation, and why he believes Tehran can claim victory by moving an ice cube while Washington has to move an iceberg. In this episode: * Why the MoU's critics worry it hands Iran liquidity and regional influence, especially in Lebanon * Why the IRGC and Quds Force are determined to protect their "equity" in Lebanon * How Israeli intelligence has saved American lives * Why the IRGC's "we brought Trump to his knees" boast is cheap rhetoric masking quiet concessions * What real success requires: the nuclear program, ballistic missiles, and the militias * Why IAEA access on the ground is the test that matters For more Channel 14 in English: ⁠News⁠ [https://c14news.com/] ⁠X ⁠ [https://x.com/c14english] ⁠Threads⁠ [threads.com/@c14english] ⁠Youtube⁠ [https://www.youtube.com/@c14english] ⁠Telegram⁠ [https://t.me/c14english] ⁠Instagram⁠ [https://www.instagram.com/c14english/] ⁠TikTok [https://www.tiktok.com/@c14english]

Iran MoU, the Anti-Regime Policy We Need, and The Day After | Libby Alon

Behnam Ben Taleblu [https://x.com/therealbehnambt], Senior Director of the Iran Program at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies [https://www.fdd.org/] (FDD), sits down with C14's Libby Alon to break down the new US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding, the 60-day negotiation window, and why he believes the deal emerges from a strategic vacuum that omits both Israel and Iran's ballistic missiles. In this episode: * Why the logical endgame is more risk-taking by the Iranian regime * Why the U.S. needs a comprehensive anti-regime policy * What's behind the rising interest in the Pahlavi brand * How the regime is angling to outlast Netanyahu and Trump * Concerns over the entire uranium stockpile * The 47-year battle between the street of Iran and the state of Iran For more Channel 14 in English: News [https://c14news.com/] X [https://x.com/c14english] Threads [threads.com/@c14english] Youtube [https://www.youtube.com/@c14english] Telegram [https://t.me/c14english] Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/c14english/] TikTok [https://www.tiktok.com/@c14english]

Every day that they're not being pounded, a gift to Iran regime: Nat'l Security Advisor John Bolton

John Bolton, Former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., sits down with Ben Yaniv to discuss the US-Iran negotiations, the ceasefire, the future of the Strait of Hormuz, and the limits of Trump's second-term Middle East strategy.Bolton argues that the Iranian regime is not negotiating in good faith and never has, that every day of the ceasefire is a gift to Tehran, and that the only durable path to peace and stability in the region runs through regime change. He lays out what he believes Trump is actually optimizing for, namely gas prices at the pump and the November midterms, and explains why that political pressure is producing what looks like strategic confusion in Washington. On the Strait of Hormuz, Bolton makes the case that the United States should seize control of the waterway, blockade Iranian oil exports while letting Arab oil flow, and break the leverage Tehran is now building. If the situation is allowed to evolve in Iran's direction, he warns, Tehran will treat the Strait like a light switch and the Gulf Arab states will live at its mercy. On Judea and Samaria, Bolton says Gulf states are quietly telling Trump not to recognize Israeli law at this stage, and that the prospect of an expanded Abraham Accords is the reason. On the United Nations, he argues the body is now mostly a damage-control exercise, but that forcing Russia and China to cast public vetoes on Iran-related resolutions still has value in shaping world opinion.

The Regime Must End: Len Khodorkovsky on Iran, Pahlavi, and Trump's Endgame | Libby Alon

Len Khodorkovsky [https://x.com/MessageFromLen], former senior advisor to the US Envoy for Iran, breaks down why the Islamic Republic cannot be reformed after 47 years of war with the US and Israel, why Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi commands genuine support inside Iran and out, and what Trump's denuclearization redline means for the path forward after January's protests and the strikes on Tehran's nuclear facilities. C14 Israel Debrief is an original English program brought to you by Israel's Channel 14.

Mark Levin on Iran, Netanyahu's Trial, and Tucker Carlson

Mark Levin sits down with Channel 14's Lital Shemesh for a wide-ranging interview on the war with Iran, the future of the Netanyahu government, the Israeli judiciary, and the rise of antisemitism on parts of the American right. Levin argues the Iranian regime must be destroyed, not contained, and lays out a three-part strategy: finish the military job, choke the Strait of Hormuz, and arm the Iranian people in the spirit of the Reagan Doctrine. He warns that if the regime survives, Hezbollah and Hamas survive with it, and the weakest elements of Israeli politics could ride that failure into power. On Prime Minister Netanyahu's trial, Levin, a lawyer who sat through three and a half hours of proceedings in Tel Aviv with his wife, calls Israel's court system a laughingstock in the United States, points to former Chief Justice Aharon Barak as the architect of the damage, and says President Herzog should pardon the Prime Minister.On Tucker Carlson's appearance on Israeli Channel 13, Levin is blunt. Carlson is not a conservative, not a Republican, and has been excommunicated from the American political mainstream. Platforming him in Israel, he says, was a mistake.