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Israel admitted this guy was "critically injured" today
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Israel admitted this guy was "critically injured" today
It is obvious that Netanyahu wants a war with Iran involving Americans. Attacking Tel Aviv would almost certainly drag the reluctant Americans into that war. I'd say attack and damage Haifa Port and other military installations at this point. This is an election year in America and that is at least one more reason the Americans don't want a major war in the Middle East. Falling into Netanyahu's trap of an all out war is not advisable.
Israel is already losing. What's the saying 'Don't stop your enemies from making mistakes' applies here.
So, yes, make the price high-enough for Israel to put a leash on them but not too high to drag the Americans in.
Here's the thing.
US loses EVERYTHING if there is a full-scale war in the ME.
As long as the attack lasts just a single day and takes out certain government, economic and military targets, yes even Tel Aviv, Mossad HQ and Haifa Port, then there is no conceivable reason for the US to get involved.
They lose everything in return for helping the entity reply to getting bitch-slapped due to their own stupidies around the ME.
The attack needs to be powerful enough to completely humble the entity but not so powerful as it puts the viability of the entity at risk and so dragging the US in.
The Times of Israel front page. Confirms that America doesn't want to get involved in a regional war, which is not only Unwinnable but also counter productive to the American regional interests. Netanyahu is being directly blamed by even a Zionist like Biden.
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Iran in effect has a "green light" from USA to deliver a powerful strike against the entity.
You can say the US would like to outsource the discipline of the unruly spoilt entity to Iran in order to bring it back into line.
Here's the thing.
US loses EVERYTHING if there is a full-scale war in the ME.
As long as the attack lasts just a single day and takes out certain government, economic and military targets, yes even Tel Aviv, Mossad HQ and Haifa Port, then there is no conceivable reason for the US to get involved.
They lose everything in return for helping the entity reply to getting bitch-slapped due to their own stupidies around the ME.
The attack needs to be powerful enough to completely humble the entity but not so powerful as it puts the viability of the entity at risk and so dragging the US in.
Here's the thing.
US loses EVERYTHING if there is a full-scale war in the ME.
As long as the attack lasts just a single day and takes out certain government, economic and military targets, yes even Tel Aviv, Mossad HQ and Haifa Port, then there is no conceivable reason for the US to get involved.
They lose everything in return for helping the entity reply to getting bitch-slapped due to their own stupidies around the ME.
The attack needs to be powerful enough to completely humble the entity but not so powerful as it puts the viability of the entity at risk and so dragging the US in.
Iran in effect has a "green light" from USA to deliver a powerful strike against the entity.
You can say the US would like to outsource the discipline of the unruly spoilt entity to Iran in order to bring it back into line.
It is obvious that Netanyahu wants a war with Iran involving Americans. Attacking Tel Aviv would almost certainly drag the reluctant Americans into that war. I'd say attack and damage Haifa Port and other military installations at this point. This is an election year in America and that is at least one more reason the Americans don't want a major war in the Middle East. Falling into Netanyahu's trap of an all out war is not advisable.
Israel is already losing. What's the saying 'Don't stop your enemies from making mistakes' applies here.
So, yes, make the price high-enough for Israel to put a leash on them but not too high to drag the Americans in.
It is obvious that Netanyahu wants a war with Iran involving Americans. Attacking Tel Aviv would almost certainly drag the reluctant Americans into that war. I'd say attack and damage Haifa Port and other military installations at this point. This is an election year in America and that is at least one more reason the Americans don't want a major war in the Middle East. Falling into Netanyahu's trap of an all out war is not advisable.
Israel is already losing. What's the saying 'Don't stop your enemies from making mistakes' applies here.
So, yes, make the price high-enough for Israel to put a leash on them but not too high to drag the Americans in.