If Israel can launch ALBMs from Iraqi airspace than distance between Iran and Israel doesn't matter. His point about yemen isn't wrong either. Israel doesn't bomb Yemen as much because their isn't as many facilities in yemen to bomb as their are in Iran not because they are scared of the houthis.
I'm really surprised that we are arguing over obvious facts on a military forum.
I think it is you who is confused. You said that Iran is lucky its not next door to Israel because if it was, Israel would be bombing Iran despite the "cease fire" I brought up the Yemen example to show that Israel is capable of hitting targets farther away than Iran if it choses to do so. So my question to you is, If Iran is so humiliated and defeated as you, Darious Bozorg and Persian Gulf all claim, What is keeping the Israelis from bombing Iran? We all know that Israel historically views "cease fires" as you cease fire while we keep firing. SO why is it that when it comes to a defeated and humiliated Iran, Israel has not hit Iran directly since the cease fire went into effect?
No but if it wanted to strike Iran anytime it could. It doesn't because its trying to refill its interceptor stock for round 2. Otherwise they would have bombed Iran until Khamenei agreed to dismantle the nuclear and missile program all together.
Dude, read again. I just explained to you. Israel has launched fewer strikes against Yemen than Iran. Do you happen to have any sort of critical thinking whatsoever? lol
What does that have to do with what we were talking about? That is completely irrelevant.
Those attacks were during the "12 day war". I am talking about the time since the "cease fire" went into effect.
I'm not sure I'm following.
Tell me if we were so victorious how come that we are going back at the tables negotiating 1% enrichment? Our position is weaker not stronger. We didn't lose you, we lost ppl like Hajizadeh, a capable commander. We lost the Chief of staff as well as the IRGC commander.
Sure but Israel hasn't violated our airspace since the agreement was signed. Israel can bomb hezbollah all it wants because hezbollah doesn't have any missiles to fight Israel with anymore. Iran does hence why Israel cant just violate Iran's airspace willy nilly. It needs to save up for a large scale operation not repeated strikes like in Lebanon. Hezbollah has been in close proximity with Israel for years before the war and their were no strikes against them.
Covert attacks are not on the same level as the military operations Israel's air force conducted during the 12-day war. The covert attacks don't do tactical or strategic damage. They are a psychological warfare campaign to degrade morale.
Hezbollah is a militia with fewer than 100K personnel and Lebanon is less than 1% of the area of Iran. What does that have to do with Iran?
It depends on the target. If they target oil depots or critical infrastructure for petrochemistry, then it's open to interpretation but it could be both tactical and strategic.
Those are sabotage operations and they have also happened in Israel as well. Is there anything evidence that point to Israeli airstrikes?
When you were "supporting" the resistance, where you under some kind of delusion that the Axis of Resistance and Iran in particular where some how stronger than the combined Zionist west and their Sunni arab puppets?
