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For decades now, Iran has been clear on its intent to harm Israel. Tehran even unveiled a doomsday clock in 2017, slowly counting down to the destruction of the Jewish state in 2040. But the shadow war between the two countries is now in broad day light, following the October 7th attack on southern Israel by Hamas. Iranian leaders have framed the attack as a historic moment in the destruction of both Israeli and American powers, using the massacre as a rallying point to unite regional forces and proxies against Israel. While Iran uses its proxies such as Hamas in Gaza, the Houthis in Yemen, and Hezbollah in Lebanon to fight the country's war, it's all part of Tehran's larger regional strategy against Western powers. So what can be done to combat the growing Iranian threat? Research fellow at the Iranian program for the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) and former head of the Iranian strategic branch for the Israeli Defense Intelligence (IDI), Danny Citrinowicz, takes an in depth look at Iran's regional strategy amidst the war against Israel, in this week's episode of the National Security Podcast.