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Netanyahu's Strategic Errors May Force the US into a Risky Precipitous Action In June, Israeli intelligence managed to execute a successful operation against Iranian air defenses, targeting key military leaders and assassinating scientists. But the success was confined to intelligence efforts, as the military action fell short in strategic...

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On سكاي نيوز عربية: If Islamist #Iran regime thinks it can beat Israel through a war of attrition, it is in for a surprise. - The military performance of Islamist regime against #Israel is the weakest in the history of this conflict. Even in six days of war in 1967, which the Arabs call defeat, the Arabs downed 46 Israeli fighter jets, destroyed 400 tanks, and killed close to 1,000 troops. Iran has barely downed a few Israeli drones. - The performance of Hamas and Hezbollah was more threatening to Israel than Iran. Hamas fired 600 missiles a day on Israel and, because of proximity, forced more Israelis, in more cities, to take shelter, for a longer time and so did Hezbollah. Iran has now changed its tactic, from four waves of 50 missiles each, a day, to a trickle of 3 to 4 missiles every hour or so, hoping to send the Israelis to shelters the longest time possible. Iran has already downgraded its war from slapping Israel to poking it. - Iran has only one tool in its arsenal: Throwing missiles from afar. Iran has no Air Force, distance makes ground battles impossible, and that's that. While Iran pokes, Israel will be eroding Iranian nuclear and military capabilities to near complete destruction. Finally, when the dust of battle settles, the regime will be licking its wounds and Israel will be victorious. Yet the Islamist regime will claim "divine victory." This is the same delusion that got the rulers of Iran to where they are in the first place. Iranian interests will be best served if Tehran renormalizes ties with Jerusalem.

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