This morning's Washington Post contained (in the Outlook section), three articles that answered the question of what would happen if Israel attacked Iran. One was written from the perspective of a person in Washington, DC, a second was a dispatch from Tehran, and the third attempted to give the view from Tel Aviv.
The salient conclusion one can draw from all three taken together is that such a strike would be likely to increase the unity and resolve of both Iranians and Israelis, and to leave the United States with no good options.
Here is a link to the pieces:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/what-if-israel-bombed-iran-the-view-from-washington/2012/09/21/05266fca-7f33-11e1-bc36-069277cb6efc_story.html
The salient conclusion one can draw from all three taken together is that such a strike would be likely to increase the unity and resolve of both Iranians and Israelis, and to leave the United States with no good options.
Here is a link to the pieces:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/what-if-israel-bombed-iran-the-view-from-washington/2012/09/21/05266fca-7f33-11e1-bc36-069277cb6efc_story.html
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