I like to listen to all viewpoints. But in that video, it was the Israeli guy paying attention to for two very specific reasons:
1) Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Egypt working on an alliance where there will be the nukes, the immense wealth, and half a billion people.
2) Iran gaining via negotiations despite not winning the war.
Fake entity cope that Iran didn't win the war. Iran fully and objectively won the war. How so? How do I come to this conclusion?
The US/entity didn't achieve a single goal they set out, even though they purposefully left out clearly articulated goals (as cover when they fail). Regime change? No, total collapse of Iran as a state and civilization. That was the goal. Fail.
Instead what do we get? An Iran more assertive than it has ever been in the past 50 years. Proven ability to close Hormuz and STILL have the chance to further escalate (hit aramco, hit the saudi port on the west coast if necessary etc.). Missile cities undamaged, meaning PROVEN second strike capability to turn the entire PGCC energy production into a 10 year hiatus. And capability to keep hitting anywhere in the entity.
Also important: it proved adaptable, it proved versatile and it proved resiliant.
This was the most the US/entity could muster: sow chaos, try to collapse the state Syria style into many statelets or civil war. It didn't even achieve a single percent of that.
NOW, from total unconditional surrender, we have the US asking for a deal, screaming at the entity, and pretty much the only hope the US gets is to save face a bit. All neighbouring collaborators are now deadly scared. From UAE to Aberbajan (as trump calls it) have shut their mouth in a very conspicuous way.
The entire thing blew up in their face big time and now probably, fingers crossed, we will see a 93 million strong 3000 years old civilization to be economically freed AND take it's rightful place in the region. This is what is seemingly going to happen. How am I sure?
Well, the only escalation the US could have done is go after power plants etc. But with the second strike capability, which will always remain, they could turn off the lights on the world economy for 10 years by endlessly bombing aramco, the other pgcc energy facilities, even that of Iraq and Aberbajan if needed. And that's just a price too steep. And even then the 'regime' might not collapse.
So case closed. Back to radio free liberty warfare, but the hatred against the US and entity will remain a long time with the IRanian people. No way it will lose this war OR the peace that comes after it.
