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Israel–Iran Secret Deal That Created Today’s Missile Threat

In 1977, something unbelievable happened in the Middle East. The Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, secretly met with Israel’s defense leadership led by Shimon Peres. The United States had just refused to sell Iran long-range missiles. So the Shah made a shocking decision. He turned to Israel. What followed was one of the most secret military deals in modern history — a $1.2 billion oil-for-weapons agreement known as Project Flower. The plan was bold. Israeli engineers would help Iran build advanced missiles capable of carrying massive payloads — potentially even nuclear warheads. Israeli experts moved into Iran. Missile factories were built near Sirjan. Test sites were constructed near Rafsanjan. For a moment, the region’s most powerful militaries were quietly working together. Then everything collapsed. In 1979, the Iranian Revolution overthrew the Shah. Israel’s engineers fled. Blueprints were smuggled out. Facilities were abandoned. But the infrastructure remained. The new Islamic Republic — led today by Ali Khamenei — inherited the foundations of the very missile program that now threatens Israel and cities like Tel Aviv. What began as a secret alliance became a historical paradox: A creator… now facing its own creation. This is the hidden story of the deal that changed the Middle East forever.