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įt®ę3Ü ī|gë∆ 3|&hçî/√\ · 2d
IMHO, the endgame is to achieve a generalized regime change in West Asia toward a more favorable outcome for Iranian civilization—i.e., shifting from a pro- to an anti–US/Israel Middle East. It...
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With the US bases destroyed and Hormuz and Bab al Mandeb controlled by Iran, the US will be kicked out and that will affect the suni muslim states heavily. Not sure how exactly though but already UAE are losing influence and more. Israel lives with US support mainly and now Iran has been pushed to acquire nuclear capability, Mojtaba seems to be open on this. So it is rather late for Israel to prevent that. Israel now faces a domestic crisis with the population divided. If they surpass this, they will still find themselves in a weak position. Suni muslim states might even realise that it is better for them without Israel in the region, since US would have been kicked out of the region.

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įt®ę3Ü ī|gë∆ 3|&hçî/√\ · 2d
Israel is in a weak position indeed, but not so weak to be fully impotent. They still have a powerful and functioning attack aviation, nuclear triad and superb ruthless intelligence assets everywhere. This IMO increases the risks of crazy actions by their fanatical leadership (for instance: false f...