Unfortunately, my warnings were not heeded, as Israel is a country that does not hesitate to kill, and will certainly launch surprise attacks on targets that will cause great human suffering.
And already seven martyrs, including civilians, have been revealed, and the number of casualties is expected to rise.
It is estimated that the damage to property is incomparable to the attack that Iran carried out on October 1, when not even a single person was injured.
No amount of bluster on the part of Iran will stop Israel's rampage.
Unfortunately, things seem to be going very badly.
Israel now recognizes that Iran, like Syria, Lebanon, and Palestine, is a target that it can bomb at will without punishment.
Will Khamenei be able to decide this time on an effective attack to change that perception? Probably not.
Why are you so anxious and inpatient? You're assuming that Iran won't retaliate without giving any logical reasons to as how you've reached that conclusion. Your whole post is based on vibes.
Before Iran attacks Israel, Iran would need to assess various strategic, military, and geopolitical factors before taking any action.
Israel is backed to the core by major powers, a luxury Iran does not have.
Iran will first assess the damage done on it's millitary and civilian infrastructure before;
engaging media by utilizing legacy media and social media to disseminate information, and use imagery that supports the case for retaliation.
Engage Allies by securing support or backing from key allies and international organizations.
Cite legal justification by framing the response within the context of international law, arguing that the attack is necessary for self-defense or to uphold international norms.
These are necessary steps Iran will have to take anytime it wants to respond to the spoiled genocidal brat that is Israel.
Israel, of course, need none of that because the west has given them carte blanche to do whatever they want, and they still took a whole damn month to respond.
I'm not saying Iran will directly retaliate or not, I'm just saying that we shouldn't assume what the reaction an entire state and its institutions will be before they themselves have decided on which route or what kind of action to take.