Getting the Saudis and Jordan to put their cards on the table is a win for Israel. It also got the world back on Israel’s side.
They aren’t exactly known for their chill, pragmatic responses though so we’ll see.
But still Iran indiscriminately fired hundreds of rockets and drones from Iran and all their terrorists cells in the region. Just because Israel and its allies are stronger doesn’t make the attack and less unprecedented. All in response to a direct hit that killed 6 regimers. It was a clear violation of international law and collective punishment. Not nothing.
Sure, but Iran also had its own domestic influences which included a violent, repressive theocratic demagogues who were motivated by religious creed and resisting modernization.I'm sure the US/Britain backed coup of a democratic leader had no influence on Iran's path over the past 70 years or so.
Lol it’s not “over”. IRG is in Syria and Lebanon coordinating attacks and funding hamas.
So this telegraphed attack was even weaker than i thought. Not sure how this doesn't end up making them look even more ineffectual.
I think whether or not Israel retaliates will have a lot to do with those two.It’s Jordan and SA that are in a bind as a result of this episode. The street is not happy about Gaza and some might not be keen about the support, such as it was, provided to Israel.
On the streets? Sounds like the time for Israel to strike.The fanatics are celebrating on the streets of Tehran…. that’s all that matters
#missionaccomplished
They launched over 300 drones and missiles. Including over 100 cruise and ballistic missiles. Seems like a clear attempt to overwhelm air defence. I wouldn’t call that a bunch of softballs.So Iran sent a bunch of softballs over knowing they’d be picked off with ease…
You’re move, Bibi.