article_snippet: Iran nuclear negotiations in Lausanne, Switzerland, reportedly have made substantive progress, inching closer toward a provisional agreement between the P5+1 and Iran.
article_snippet: Israeli Defense Minister Moshe "Bogy" Yaalon stated that a deal is "a tragedy for the whole world."  
article_snippet: But is this a realistic conclusion?
article_snippet: Therefore, the question is not one of military capability but more about  domestic political and geopolitical strategy.
article_snippet: A deal between the P5+1 (the United States, China, France, Russia, United Kingdom and Germany) and Iran is expected to include a 10-year (or more) "sunset provision" that is much longer than the period it will take Iran to get Iran program back on track in case of an Israeli attack.
article_snippet: Bilateral ties and cooperation with member states of the P5+1 may suffer, as well as intelligence sharing between the relevant intelligence agencies.
article_snippet: In light of all that is at stake, it does not seem like a plausible option at present.