Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds

Let's look at it from a dispassionate perspective, Israel has demonstrated a capability and willingness that Iran does not have.
Not shying away from attacking targets that cause many deaths and civilian targets at all.
To strike extremely important targets with great precision and inflict great damage
These are all things that Iran lacks.
Israel struck a much bigger blow at a much smaller cost than Iran's two attacks.
Iran must fundamentally rethink its strategy.
It has been proven that Zionists cannot be deterred without both the ability to strike accurately and effectively and the willingness to attack important targets, not just for appearance's sake.
 
Judging by the posts (X/tweets) by @F-22Raptor on the first page, it looks like he had a hard-on when all that went on.

!srael Air Force couldn't hit the broadside of a barn, this time around. Better lucknext time.
 

'Showoff', 'weak': Israeli media, officials ridicule attack on Iran​

The recent attack on Iran has been largely a showoff that failed to achieve any strategic objectives, as per Israeli media

Israeli media outlets have cast doubt on the effectiveness of the recent Israeli attack on Iran, describing it as a largely symbolic move that failed to achieve any significant strategic goals. Reports from Kan and other sources highlighted a growing sense of dissatisfaction within "Israel" regarding the operation's limited impact.

Arab Affairs correspondent Roy Kays suggested that if he were in [Sayyed Ali] Khamenei's position, he would get back to sleep and assess the situation regarding the attack on Iran the following morning.

The recent attack on Iran was largely a showoff that failed to achieve any strategic objectives, as per Israeli media.

Furthermore, media reports suggested that the limited response to Iran was politically motivated, designed to reassure Prime Minister Netanyahu's supporters that action had been taken.

Israeli media figure Rami Yitzhar, once a senior officer in the Israeli military police, believed that the attack on Iran, which he described as "minuscule and weak,” was a political trick by Netanyahu to show his supporters that he had done something against Tehran.

Commenting on the “explosive" statement of the Israeli army spokesperson, Daniel Hagari, about the attack, Yitzhar said it was “to some extent full of elements of false self-glorification, but his (Hagari’s) body language proves that he understands that it was just a show” and that “the sole purpose of this action was political: to show Netanyahu’s voters that we did something, and that is all.”

Meanwhile, Israeli media reported that former Mossad Intelligence Division chief Brigadier General (Res.) Amnon Sofrin warned that Iran possesses the capability to launch a highly potent operation against "Israel".

Lapid, Liberman criticize Israeli response to Iran​



Israeli Kan 11's political affairs commentator, Gili Cohen, reported on the initial political reactions to the attack on Iran, highlighting a harsh criticism from opposition leader Yair Lapid.



Lapid bashed the Israeli response, stressing it lacked sufficient force and significance. He labeled the decision not to strike strategic and economic targets as "misguided", insisting that Iran should have faced much harsher consequences.

"The decision not to attack strategic and economic targets in Iran was a mistake. We could and should have imposed a much heavier price on Iran," Lapid said in a post on X.

Yisrael Beytenu chairman Avigdor Liberman said "Israel", with today's attack, failed to “exact a real price” from the Islamic Republic.

“We cannot ignore the hard reality and the fact that the Iranians won’t stop here. They’ll continue their efforts to obtain nuclear weapons and they’ll continue to transfer the funds from the sale of oil and gas to Hezbollah, the Houthis, the Shiite militias, and various proxies,” the hawkish veteran politician says in a post on X.

 


Israel's attacks were precise and effective (though not as impactful as the Israeli propaganda is suggesting)

Iran's attacks were imprecise and ineffective, though had a major psychological impact on Israeli society (majority of population sent to bomb shelters) and was very expensive to defend against
 


Israel's attacks were precise and effective (though not as impactful as the Israeli propaganda is suggesting)

Iran's attacks were imprecise and ineffective, though had a major psychological impact on Israeli society (majority of population sent to bomb shelters) and was very expensive to defend against

Iran attack earlier this month intentionally missed Israel's planes to show Israel that Iran can bypass Israeli's air defenses and strike Israel without starting a war.
 


Israel's attacks were precise and effective (though not as impactful as the Israeli propaganda is suggesting)

Iran's attacks were imprecise and ineffective, though had a major psychological impact on Israeli society (majority of population sent to bomb shelters) and was very expensive to defend against


show me just one evidence of a single destroyed iranian military building,


all you could bring forward was a tiny hole on a roof on a "Fuel mixer" building, which is not even a really clear if it is an hole at all.


atleast in the iranian footage you posted yourself we see a destroyed Israeli hangar,

till now we only saw a destroyed iranian civilian building (that drilling heavy machinery)




the destroyed hangar by Iran is a much better evidence of a destroyed military target then this l ol
 
As expected, the Israelis inflicted relatively minor material damage but are relying on the western media apparatus to propagandise and oveblow this attack, hence why you’re getting fake news such as “ Israelis flying over Iran” or “ all of Irans S-300 destroyed” etc.

In reality, the Israelis were too scared to engage in what has always been their real target: Irans nuclear program.

Israel needed this propaganda after the humiliation they faced by Iran. Decades and billions of dollars invested in missile defence just for 180 to penetrate and pound their most heavily guarded military facility.
 
Iran is too big to defend it has its assets dispersed which is a strength and weakness.

They have to be prepared for more damage if they do decide to strike. So it must not be token attack but one to degrade Israels military ability in some way.
 
this is copium

IRGC recognises the issues and hence announced development of GNSS project
How is this copium? The IRGC knows Iran is not ready for a full scale war with Israel. That is why Iran uses proxies to fight Israel. With the economy in this way how can we fight any full scale war?
 

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