Iran Attacked Them… So Why Won’t They Fight? | Mordechai Kedar

In this segment from a longer interview with Dr. Mordechai Kedar during a special FIDF briefing, we break down a question that doesn’t make sense on the surface: If Iran has already attacked Arab countries — why aren’t they responding? Dr. Kedar explains the reality behind the hesitation: fear of retaliation, lack of trust in long-term U.S. and Israeli commitment, and a fundamentally different approach to risk and decision-making in the Gulf. This isn’t just about military strategy — it’s about survival, timing, and what happens the day after the war ends. While Iran continues to project power across the region, many of its neighbors are choosing caution over confrontation. The reasons may not be what most people expect. 🎯 In this clip: Why Gulf states don’t trust that the war will be finished The real fear of Iranian retaliation How Arab decision-making differs from the West Why waiting may be the safest — and riskiest — strategy Protect your retirement with physical gold and silver. If you have a 401(k) or IRA, you may be able to roll it into IRS-approved physical metals with no taxes or penalties. 👉 Learn more: www.ao.gold/stand 💙 Support Stand Tall Israel — donate or gr