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Does Benjamin Netanyahu have everything to gain from the war with Iran and Donald Trump a lot more to lose?
With elections in both the US and Israel this year, how risky is the decision to go to war?
This is the Global Story podcast and we've been speaking to the BBC's international editor Jeremy Bowen about whether Netanyahu and Trump's visions for Iran align.
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Hello and welcome to NewsHour.
It's coming to you live from the BBC World Service studios in London.
I'm Tim Franks.
And we're beginning with day six of this war that began inside Iran but is not confined now to Iran.
We'll take you to Tehran, to Lebanon and to northern Iraq in the course of this program.
There's been a new wave of airstrikes carried out by Israel and the US today.
One video that circulating online shows Sir Tehran's Azadi football stadium severely damaged with smoke coming out of a sports hall nearby.
Our colleagues from the BBC's Persian service received this account of the attack from an eyewitness which has been voiced by one of our producers.
Last night the car factory rang.
One of my friends, bless him, had registered for a car.
And then they said, come and collect the car quickly before a missile hits the place.
So anyway...
Today I went to Teranzar and I was there exactly when Azadi was hit.
When the first strike hit Azadi, nothing much happened.
But when the second one hit, orange smoke rose up from the ammunition depot.