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Israel’s defense strategy against Iran combines intelligence, cyber warfare, airstrikes, and diplomatic efforts. Here’s a look at the potential moves Israel may take, drawn from historic actions and the capabilities of its elite units: 1. Targeting Nuclear Sites Israel has a history of neutralizing nuclear threats, such as Iraq’s Osirak reactor (1981) and Syria’s Al-Kibar site (2007). If Iran's nuclear program progresses, the Israeli Air Force (IAF) could strike critical sites with precision, utilizing units like the 69th Squadron (“Hammers”) and the 140th Squadron (“Golden Eagle”) and deploying advanced jets such as the F-35I Adir and F-15I Ra'am. 2. Advanced Cyber Warfare Israel is a world leader in cyber capabilities. Backed by Unit 8200, Israel has targeted Iran’s digital infrastructure, as seen in the 2010 Stuxnet attack. This elite unit excels in cyber espionage and sabotage, aiming to disrupt Iran’s nuclear and military systems. 3. Airstrikes on Military Installations Is...