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The international Committee to Protect Journalists, one of the leading advocates of press freedom around the world, condemns Israel's attack on an Iranian state broadcasting organization that killed one journalist and one media worker.

Meanwhile, U.S.-based pro-Israel advocacy group the Anti-Defamation League defends the fatal attack on civilians because it takes issue with their biased reporting.

The risks remain high. Iran could now try to race for the nuclear bomb. But its faltering defenses and clear, humiliating infiltration by Israel’s intelligence, make that a long shot. Rushing to build a nuclear weapon is no simple task, especially under fire, with your key leadership at risk of pinpoint strikes. Netanyahu may have calculated that the risk of an Iranian nuclear breakout was depleted, and manageable with yet more military might.