Israeli Iranian war incoming?

[ORDER_66]

Bout time they started to scrap. Tired of this shyt...

 

[Geek Nasty]

I dont respect what Israel does to the Palestinans and Ethiopian communities within their borders, but they move gangster as fukk. Did they even give any indication they were gonna strike Iran in the short term? If it was the US or UK the sabre rattling would've picked up months ago. Welp its been a good run boys but it looks like were all collectively headed for war one way or the other

Israel expects political cover from their Allies in the US. They can’t do shyt without us covering their asses with military or political blessing

 

[GzUp]

why does isreal want a war with iran?

 

[Ciggavelli]

why does isreal want a war with iran?

Because Iran has said it wants Israel wiped off the map and funds terrorist organizations that have the sole goal of attacking Israel.

Iran hates Israel because of the Palestine situation. The British gave Jews Palestinian land after the World Wars and Israel basically kicked Palestinians out of their homes and their home land. Muslims have been mad since.

 

[Secure Da Bag]

why does isreal want a war with iran?

as of right now, it's because iran has enough nuclear material to make a bomb. They just haven't enriched to weapons-grade material yet. IIUC.

 

[The_Unchosen_One]

as of right now, it's because iran has enough nuclear material to make a bomb. They just haven't enriched to weapons-grade material yet. IIUC.

So we think, the 5.9 earthquake in northern Iran suggest underground weapons testing which could mean they've enriched to weapons-grade


US caused a 6.9 earthquake with underground testing back in the day


Not saying it's what's happened, but something to watch very closely

 

[ExodusNirvana]

Trump fukked up the work that Obama did to bring Iran in

Too late now...they have the bomb

So there will be no Israeli-Iran war

Now you're just an apartheid state surrounded by motherfukkers who can blast you to smithereens the same way you can blast them

Congrats

 

[Orbital-Fetus]

why does isreal want a war with iran?

Historical, political, and military relations between Israel and Iran have been complex and often strained since the establishment of Israel in 1948. The roots of the tension can be traced to cultural, ideological, and political differences. Here is a chronological summary of the key events that have shaped the relationship between the two nations:

• After World War II: In the aftermath of World War II, Iran was initially supportive of the establishment of Israel in 1948. However, as the Cold War intensified, Iran shifted its stance towards being more critical of Israel, in line with its alignment with the Soviet Union.
• The Islamic Revolution: In 1979, the Islamic Revolution in Iran brought the Ayatollah Khomeini to power, leading to the establishment of an Islamic Republic. The revolution had a profound impact on Iran's foreign policy, with a focus on spreading the Islamic Revolution and supporting Islamic causes in the region. This included opposition to Israel and support for Palestinian groups.
• Iran-Iraq War: The 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq War further strained relations between Iran and Israel. Israel provided military and intelligence support to Iraq, which was seen as a direct threat to Iran. Following the end of the war, Iran increased its support for Hezbollah and other anti-Israel militant groups in the region.
• Nuclear Program: In the 2000s, concerns over Iran's nuclear program further escalated tensions between the two nations. Israel viewed Iran's nuclear program as a direct threat to its security and called for international action to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
• Military Strikes: Israel has been suspected of carrying out several military strikes against Iran's nuclear program, including a cyberattack in 2010 known as Stuxnet, and other airstrikes against Iranian nuclear facilities.
• 2015 Nuclear Deal: In 2015, Iran signed the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), also known as the Iran nuclear deal, with six world powers. The deal aimed to limit Iran's nuclear program in exchange for lifting economic sanctions. Israel opposed the deal, viewing it as insufficient to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
• U.S. Withdrawal from JCPOA: In 2018, the U.S. withdrew from the JCPOA, under the administration of President Donald Trump. The U.S. reimposed economic sanctions on Iran, further straining relations between the two nations.
• Recent Tensions: Tensions between Israel and Iran have escalated in recent years, with both sides exchanging military strikes. In 2018, Israel carried out a series of airstrikes against Iranian targets in Syria, and in 2019, Iran launched missiles at Israeli forces in the Golan Heights.

In conclusion, the relationship between Israel and Iran has been marked by political and military tensions, rooted in ideological and cultural differences. The tensions have been exacerbated by Iran's support for anti-Israel militant groups and its nuclear program, and have been further escalated by recent military strikes and the U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal.

 

[Orbital-Fetus]

I dont respect what Israel does to the Palestinans and Ethiopian communities within their borders, but they move gangster as fukk. Did they even give any indication they were gonna strike Iran in the short term? If it was the US or UK the sabre rattling would've picked up months ago. Welp its been a good run boys but it looks like were all collectively headed for war one way or the other

Hasn't Israel attacked Iran before? If Iran is smart they wont respond. Israel always seems to be instigating a conflict.

@Bonk in a post earlier you mentioned this going down

I can't respect someone that @'s Bonk.

Israel expects political cover from their Allies in the US. They can’t do shyt without us covering their asses with military or political blessing

Israel has, does and will go off on goonish solo missions and then hit everyone with the

afterwards on some shalom shyt.

Sleep on Israel, brehs...

 

[SonnyEMC]

Historical, political, and military relations between Israel and Iran have been complex and often strained since the establishment of Israel in 1948. The roots of the tension can be traced to cultural, ideological, and political differences. Here is a chronological summary of the key events that have shaped the relationship between the two nations:

• After World War II: In the aftermath of World War II, Iran was initially supportive of the establishment of Israel in 1948. However, as the Cold War intensified, Iran shifted its stance towards being more critical of Israel, in line with its alignment with the Soviet Union.
• The Islamic Revolution: In 1979, the Islamic Revolution in Iran brought the Ayatollah Khomeini to power, leading to the establishment of an Islamic Republic. The revolution had a profound impact on Iran's foreign policy, with a focus on spreading the Islamic Revolution and supporting Islamic causes in the region. This included opposition to Israel and support for Palestinian groups.
• Iran-Iraq War: The 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq War further strained relations between Iran and Israel. Israel provided military and intelligence support to Iraq, which was seen as a direct threat to Iran. Following the end of the war, Iran increased its support for Hezbollah and other anti-Israel militant groups in the region.
• Nuclear Program: In the 2000s, concerns over Iran's nuclear program further escalated tensions between the two nations. Israel viewed Iran's nuclear program as a direct threat to its security and called for international action to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
• Military Strikes: Israel has been suspected of carrying out several military strikes against Iran's nuclear program, including a cyberattack in 2010 known as Stuxnet, and other airstrikes against Iranian nuclear facilities.
• 2015 Nuclear Deal: In 2015, Iran signed the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), also known as the Iran nuclear deal, with six world powers. The deal aimed to limit Iran's nuclear program in exchange for lifting economic sanctions. Israel opposed the deal, viewing it as insufficient to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
• U.S. Withdrawal from JCPOA: In 2018, the U.S. withdrew from the JCPOA, under the administration of President Donald Trump. The U.S. reimposed economic sanctions on Iran, further straining relations between the two nations.
• Recent Tensions: Tensions between Israel and Iran have escalated in recent years, with both sides exchanging military strikes. In 2018, Israel carried out a series of airstrikes against Iranian targets in Syria, and in 2019, Iran launched missiles at Israeli forces in the Golan Heights.

In conclusion, the relationship between Israel and Iran has been marked by political and military tensions, rooted in ideological and cultural differences. The tensions have been exacerbated by Iran's support for anti-Israel militant groups and its nuclear program, and have been further escalated by recent military strikes and the U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal.

Israel supported Iran against Iraq.

 

[Vandelay]

Wild how we're seeing the players for WW3 manifest.

• Israel won't let Iran get the bomb.
• Russia is acting like Iran's big homie.
• Russia is trying stick Ukraine and would've mobbed on every non-NATO country that formally in the Soviet Union
• Poland (NATO) is frothing at mouth to step to Russia.
• China wants Taiwan so people will indefinitely have to do business with China.
• Japan and China have everlasting beef.
• NK wants to reunite with SK.

And the US is pulling all the strings because that's just what they do.

I'm pro-US, but I recognize we have a significant hand in all this shyt.

Russia, China, NK, Iran, maybe Pakistan, Saudi Arabia vs US, NATO, Australia, Japan, SK, Israel and maybe India.

 

[Cuban Pete]

as of right now, it's because iran has enough nuclear material to make a bomb. They just haven't enriched to weapons-grade material yet. IIUC.

Right, and seeing as how they are currently supplying the Russians with missiles and have sent sattelites up to space they have decent enough rocket technology to send them thangs flying at Tel Aviv before 2025. Israel gotta move on em now cause America is tied up feeding Ukraine and Taiwan atm

 

[DrBanneker]

Another factor is the raproachment between Israel and the Gulf nations, largely driven by mutual fear of Iran. Before Israel would not have had regional diplomatic cover if something went down. Now, you would get complaints from Syria and Hezbollah parliamentarians and ministers and Lebanon but everyone else--especially KSA, UAE would be like

 

[newarkhiphop]

 

[BaggerofTea]

Still trying to figure out what the fukk is Americas business in Syria