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"Kill them back." My Al Manar interview on the Resistance Axis' profound deficiency in deterring Israeli assassinations of top Axis leaders.
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Bravo 👏 . But if they had done this early on Nasrallah would be alive today.

When Iran closes a "particular" office of MOIS, glorifies failure and brushes off assassinations as we are not dependent on individuals but on a culture... This happens.

It's not just a question of deterrence, it's also a duty to do justice to those who sacrificed their whole lives for the cause; they deserve to receive justice in this world. Thank you to bring this on the table,Sayed martyrdom could have been definitly avoided with prior actions

Hesitation policies in AoR must change! What has it obtained? Iran, especially not strongly or not at all react to assassinations, strikes on their soil. Still, US has imposed maximum punishment on economy! Iran looks weak mentally, whereas factually, strongly superior militarily

give me a break. what have these assasinations accomplished strategically?

I agree, 100%. the Zionist would be less inclined to assassinate community leaders if there was a similar policy enacted by the axis of Resistance. Like for like.

Because the resistance has morals, the enemy has non. They don’t care about collateral, we do. This is disregarding the military logistics it would take , we have no air superiority , they do.

It does seem like for USrael, assassination has gone from being a rare provocation to business as usual. A symmetrical response would be seen as totally unprovoked by the highly propagandized Western audiences.

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Well said 👌
