Bharatah
Registered Member
This didn't work with Hezbollah; it didn't work so well that Hezbollah is at war with Israel and, one could say, is winning. Israel can't advance in Lebanon.Israel is trying to duplicate the model of killing Hezbollah leadership one after another and that had worked in case of Hezbollah but Iran's large population and large terrain along with a more united population is Iran's advantage.
This strategy of killing "famous" people is known as an "alarmist attack" and consists of creating media events to have "victory narratives", This works in the minds of ignorant people lacking geopolitical or military knowledge, but in practice..., it means nothing and can even worsen things for those who do it. Larijani (if he died) was a pro-Western figure, pragmatic and peaceful; his daughter lives in the USA! He was banned from public life in Iran for being too pro-Western. After the 12-day war, he was called to be secretary of the new Security Council, so he had only been working in a public position for 7 months. If killed, he will be replaced by the "ultra-radical" Sayeed Jalili.
NOTE: If someone were to kill Trump, American generals, and the head of the CIA, what would happen? They would be replaced by others because they are public officials. The same thing happens in Iran, Hezbollah, and other parties and countries. One public official leaves, another enters. And the one who enters is usually more radical than the one who was there before. This strategy of killing someone famous is just a media ploy and has no practical effect; just look at Hezbollah, which seems stronger now than before.
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