Things are heating up in the ME: There’s a high risk of an all-out war between Hezbollah and Israel

[Yami]

Iran won't do shit.

If this isn't proof Pissrael is a US vassal state idk what is

 

[angelplan]

If this isn't proof Pissrael is a US vassal state idk what is

Biden said we will have to create a fake Israel state to protect US interest in the region even if real Israel did not exist.



Free the jews. Time for the jews to have destiny in their own hands instead of being satellitte state to the west. Indeed they learned their colonising ways from colonisers themselves.

Jews need to live in peace with their cousins and their fellow neighbors.

 

[Haragwaafi]

 

[Fobnimo Till I Dhimo]

Professor Marandi doing kawaal.

 

[Kool-Aid]

 

[Fobnimo Till I Dhimo]

No one can outbark the IRGC

 

[The Oponian Guild]

If this isn't proof Pissrael is a US vassal state idk what is

Other way around bud, Zionist Jews captured the US government and Israel received 18 billion dollars in arms this year, and not taking into account the military support that the US guarantees. Aipac literally runs both houses, any candidate that refuses to toe the line on Israel, bam 20 million to his opposition. You really think the US controls Israel?

 

[The Oponian Guild]

Biden said we will have to create a fake Israel state to protect US interest in the region even if real Israel did not exist.



Free the jews. Time for the jews to have destiny in their own hands instead of being satellitte state to the west. Indeed they learned their colonising ways from colonisers themselves.

Jews need to live in peace with their cousins and their fellow neighbors.

You guys are reading this so wrong

 

[The Oponian Guild]

The Jews, on both sides want an Israel. It’s just that the liberal types are more cautious and calculating, and the Zionist types are more brash and aggressive. They make it seem like they’re fighting but in reality they’re feigning conflict.

 

[Vacelere]

Iran is more of a media nation than a true government.

 

[World]

This isn’t a game, you don’t have to respond within 8 hours or you lose the game. Childish way of looking at geopolitics.

 

[Fobnimo Till I Dhimo]

This isn’t a game, you don’t have to respond within 8 hours or you lose the game. Childish way of looking at geopolitics.

You seem to be falling for their "strategic patience" and propaganda bs. When Iran's general was killed in Iraq on January 3, 2020, they responded by launching 12 ballistic missiles at the American air-base in Iraq on January 8. The base had been alerted two hours before the attack, they knew it was coming.

On April 1, Israel leveled the Iranian consulate in Syria, killing two Iranian generals and five officers. How did Iran respond? Before their attack on April 14, they issued a warning, and despite all the missile and drone strikes, not a single soldier was killed. Then, on July 31, Israel assassinated Haniyeh in Tehran, right in their own backyard, and since then, we've heard nothing but saber-rattling. Now, it's August 20.

Similarly, on July 30, Israel killed Hez's top commander in the suburbs of Beirut , despite Hez's leader vowing to retaliate by attacking the Israeli capital if such an event occurred. Yet, it's August 20, and no action has been taken.

The reality is that Iran and Hez can't retaliate without risking a regional war. Any move they make would provoke a much stronger response, and they know it. This hesitation reveals their true strategy, creating the illusion of action without actually doing anything substantial. Their talk of strong retaliatory strikes is just rhetoric, when you look at their past actions, there's a clear pattern of failing to follow through on threats.

They were hoping ceasefire talks would end the conflict, allowing them to avoid retaliation. But now that those talks have failed, the ball is in their court.

They're not oblivious, they’ve surely noticed the unprecedented scale of weapons being transferred to Israel, Something that hasn't happened since the October attack. The U.S. has already deployed a significant number of warships, and everything is set.

It's tragic that you can't connect the dots and see through their propaganda.
They won't sacrifice themselves for Gaza, it's time you accept that fact.

 

[Fobnimo Till I Dhimo]

H*mas asking the ''Resistence of Booto'' to join the war fully

 

[Fobnimo Till I Dhimo]

 

[World]

You seem to be falling for their "strategic patience" and propaganda bs. When Iran's general was killed in Iraq on January 3, 2020, they responded by launching 12 ballistic missiles at the American air-base in Iraq on January 8. The base had been alerted two hours before the attack, they knew it was coming.

On April 1, Israel leveled the Iranian consulate in Syria, killing two Iranian generals and five officers. How did Iran respond? Before their attack on April 14, they issued a warning, and despite all the missile and drone strikes, not a single soldier was killed. Then, on July 31, Israel assassinated Haniyeh in Tehran, right in their own backyard, and since then, we've heard nothing but saber-rattling. Now, it's August 20.

Similarly, on July 30, Israel killed Hez's top commander in the suburbs of Beirut , despite Hez's leader vowing to retaliate by attacking the Israeli capital if such an event occurred. Yet, it's August 20, and no action has been taken.

The reality is that Iran and Hez can't retaliate without risking a regional war. Any move they make would provoke a much stronger response, and they know it. This hesitation reveals their true strategy, creating the illusion of action without actually doing anything substantial. Their talk of strong retaliatory strikes is just rhetoric, when you look at their past actions, there's a clear pattern of failing to follow through on threats.

They were hoping ceasefire talks would end the conflict, allowing them to avoid retaliation. But now that those talks have failed, the ball is in their court.

They're not oblivious, they’ve surely noticed the unprecedented scale of weapons being transferred to Israel, Something that hasn't happened since the October attack. The U.S. has already deployed a significant number of warships, and everything is set.

It's tragic that you can't connect the dots and see through their propaganda.
They won't sacrifice themselves for Gaza, it's time you accept that fact.

None of those previous attacks on Iran were on this scale, so that’s why they were able to carry out a response faster. This is an unprecedented attack, which is why the U.S deployed a third of it’s navy to protect Israel which it has never done in history before. They’re not going to respond to this in hours or days, only Muslims have these low IQ takes. Israel wants a response as soon as possible, in hours or days. That’s what’s in their interest.

Low IQ muslim keyboard warriors: “why doesn’t China just go and conquer Taiwan tomorrow, this shows they’re weak, pathetic and incapable of action”.

 

[reer]

None of those previous attacks on Iran were on this scale, so that’s why they were able to carry out a response faster. This is an unprecedented attack, which is why the U.S deployed a third of it’s navy to protect Israel which it has never done in history before. They’re not going to respond to this in hours or days, only Muslims have these low IQ takes. Israel wants a response as soon as possible, in hours or days. That’s what’s in their interest.

Low IQ muslim keyboard warriors: “why doesn’t China just go and conquer Taiwan tomorrow, this shows they’re weak, pathetic and incapable of action”.

iran is a paper tiger when dealing directly with israel and usa. yahuuds will continue assinations in tehran business as usual.

 

[World]

iran is a paper tiger when dealing directly with israel and usa. yahuuds will continue assinations in tehran business as usual.

Everyone is a paper tiger against Israel and USA, if Iran fails then it just means Israel dominance of the Middle East for the next century. Nobody really has a chance to fare any better, unless you live in a fantasy world where the reincarnation of Salahudin Ayyubi with the correct aqeedah will rise out Medinah in 2050. It will be a total permanent defeat of any Israeli resistance in the Middle East forever, the Abraham Accords will then continue and Israel normalisation with “Muslim” countries will be completed.

 

[Haragwaafi]

You seem to be falling for their "strategic patience" and propaganda bs. When Iran's general was killed in Iraq on January 3, 2020, they responded by launching 12 ballistic missiles at the American air-base in Iraq on January 8. The base had been alerted two hours before the attack, they knew it was coming.

On April 1, Israel leveled the Iranian consulate in Syria, killing two Iranian generals and five officers. How did Iran respond? Before their attack on April 14, they issued a warning, and despite all the missile and drone strikes, not a single soldier was killed. Then, on July 31, Israel assassinated Haniyeh in Tehran, right in their own backyard, and since then, we've heard nothing but saber-rattling. Now, it's August 20.

Similarly, on July 30, Israel killed Hez's top commander in the suburbs of Beirut , despite Hez's leader vowing to retaliate by attacking the Israeli capital if such an event occurred. Yet, it's August 20, and no action has been taken.

The reality is that Iran and Hez can't retaliate without risking a regional war. Any move they make would provoke a much stronger response, and they know it. This hesitation reveals their true strategy, creating the illusion of action without actually doing anything substantial. Their talk of strong retaliatory strikes is just rhetoric, when you look at their past actions, there's a clear pattern of failing to follow through on threats.

They were hoping ceasefire talks would end the conflict, allowing them to avoid retaliation. But now that those talks have failed, the ball is in their court.

They're not oblivious, they’ve surely noticed the unprecedented scale of weapons being transferred to Israel, Something that hasn't happened since the October attack. The U.S. has already deployed a significant number of warships, and everything is set.

It's tragic that you can't connect the dots and see through their propaganda.
They won't sacrifice themselves for Gaza, it's time you accept that fact.

It's true Iran and its proxy Hez aren't looking to start regional war as that will detrimental on them since Israel with its sophisticated intelligence was able to eliminate high ranking officials of IRGCs and Hezbolla with recently assassinating Hamas political bureau chief in the heart of Iran's capital and they all looked like threat against the regime and its proxies that a war might put to danger to their leaders life as Israel may have infos and agents in Tehran and Beirut waiting for the right orders.

 

[Fobnimo Till I Dhimo]

Everyone is a paper tiger against Israel and USA, if Iran fails then it just means Israel dominance of the Middle East for the next century. It will be a total permanent defeat of any Israeli resistance in the Middle East forever, the Abraham Accords will then continue and Israel normalisation with “Muslim” countries will be completed.

No one denies that planning an effective response takes time. lakin, my focus is on the actual impact of their retaliations, which have consistently proven to be ineffective. These responses seem designed to de-escalate the situation without appearing weak. It’s amusing to me how you overlook the outcomes of their retaliatory strikes.

If you truly believe they wouldn't do anything to prevent a regional war, you must have lost your marbles. They have their own interests to protect. If a regional war breaks out, Assad would lose the support he normally receives, further weakening his position. Russia might protect him to a certain extent, but they won't be able to fill the shoes of the Shia militias. If Hezbollah and Iran are weakened by the war, anti-Assad rebels will gain more control, which is a major concern for them.

Losing their most powerful proxy is a risk they greatly fear. Do you not understand the stakes here?

They have invested a significant amount of resources into Syria to keep Assad in power, there's no way they would walk away from that for Gaza.



Israel is waiting for the right opportunity to justify an attack on Iran, especially with the backing of the U.S. That consideration heavily influences their planning for retaliatory strikes. They were betting on the ceasefire deal to scale back their plans.

 

[World]

No one denies that planning an effective response takes time. lakin, my focus is on the actual impact of their retaliations, which have consistently proven to be ineffective. These responses seem designed to de-escalate the situation without appearing weak. It’s amusing to me how you overlook the outcomes of their retaliatory strikes.

If you truly believe they wouldn't do anything to prevent a regional war, you must have lost your marbles. They have their own interests to protect. If a regional war breaks out, Assad would lose the support he normally receives, further weakening his position. Russia might protect him to a certain extent, but they won't be able to fill the shoes of the Shia militias. If Hezbollah and Iran are weakened by the war, anti-Assad rebels will gain more control, which is a major concern for them.

Losing their most powerful proxy is a risk they greatly fear. Do you not understand the stakes here?

They have invested a significant amount of resources into Syria to keep Assad in power, there's no way they would walk away from that for Gaza.



Israel is waiting for the right opportunity to justify an attack on Iran, especially with the backing of the U.S. That consideration heavily influences their planning for retaliatory strikes. They were betting on the ceasefire deal to scale back their plans.

Ok… 2 weeks is too long to plan a response against an enemy protected by a third of a superpower’s navy. Got it. What do you think about China planning an effective response to US-backed Taiwan in decades? Why don’t they just attack tomorrow?