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This document is an excerpt from a report or memoir by 'Barak,' detailing high-level discussions and considerations regarding a potential military strike against Iran and the US position on the matter. It describes Barak's interactions with US officials, including Leon Panetta, Tom Donilon, Hillary Clinton, and President Obama, focusing on the timing of a military exercise, the US administration's preference for non-military pressure on Iran, and Panetta's views on military action and US-Israel relations.

People (6)

Name Role Context
Barak Author/Narrator
Referring to himself and his interactions with US officials regarding Iran and military action.
Leon Panetta US Official
Contacted by Barak regarding delaying military action against Iran; present at high-level meetings; former head of CI...
Bibi Likely Benjamin Netanyahu
Mentioned as being under pressure to shift budgetary priorities; implied to be Israeli leadership.
Tom Donilon National Security Adviser (US)
Present at high-level meetings in Washington.
Hillary Clinton US Official
Present at high-level meetings in Washington.
President Obama US President
Present at high-level meetings in Washington; his administration mentioned.

Organizations (4)

Name Type Context
CIA
Leon Panetta was in charge at the start of the Obama administration; CIA headquarters in Langley mentioned.
US (Government/Military)
US personnel, US troops, US radar systems, US commitments to Israel.
Pentagon
Location where Panetta was met after his time at the CIA.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT
Document identifier.

Timeline (3 events)

October 2012
Rescheduled military exercise (implied US-Israeli joint exercise)
Not specified, but related to US troops near Israel
US military Israeli military (implied)
Prior to October 2012
Consideration of military action against Iran
Washington D.C., Israel (contextual)
Barak US Administration officials
Recent months (prior to document's implied present)
US radar systems and electronic intercepts recording air force exercises
Not specified
US military/intelligence

Locations (4)

Location Context
Target of potential missile attack and nuclear program concerns.
Referred to as a country, and the location US troops should be far from; recipient of US commitments.
Location of high-level meetings.
Location of CIA headquarters.

Relationships (6)

Barak professional colleague/interlocutor Leon Panetta
Contacted him, met him frequently, discussed sensitive matters, got to know each other well.
Barak colleague (implied Israeli leadership) Bibi
Refers to 'our budgetary priorities' and Bibi being under pressure.
Barak professional colleague Tom Donilon
Met in high-level discussions.
Barak professional colleague Hillary Clinton
Met in high-level discussions.
Barak professional colleague President Obama
Met in high-level discussions.
Leon Panetta official/employee Obama administration
Was head of CIA at the start of the Obama administration.

Key Quotes (5)

"Bibi was coming under pressure to shift our budgetary priorities away from defense toward social and economic issues."
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"if we did launch an attack, it was in the Americans' own interest for their troops be as far away from Israel as possible."
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"The message from all of the Americans I met was that the administration shared our basic goal: to prevent, or at least seriously impair, Iran's drive to get a nuclear bomb. But they continued to believe that non-military pressure was the best way to do it."
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"The Americans knew we were skeptical that the non-military route would work, and that we were deeply worried about the implications of not taking military action if it failed."
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"He was always rock-solid in America's commitments to Israel."
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Quote #5

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