Official Israel Vs. Iran 2025 thread: Israel/USA/Jordan VS. Iran. Israel shocked. Trump babbling. Iran pulled up. Tel Aviv on Fire.
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Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
Its fake breh. The submarine was a star wars vehicle.
And with the connection that IDF used to have with Hamas,
They must’ve taught them the whole hiding shyt within civilian areas
Mr.bocario
Superstar
When it comes to foreign policy, I think it’s childish to look for good guys vs bad guys
It’s about who has the leverage over their adversary. Iran has been funding hamas and hezbollah and Assad for years. Now that Iran's proxies have been severely reduced, Israel sees this as the perfect opportunity to go after the head snake
This attitude got them DEVILS expelled everywhere they went and they never learn..
This thinking isnt exclusive for israelis. I can Not think of one country that is able to reflect their Role in a conflict. Maybe Afterwards when a war is lost, but even that is rare.
New round of Israeli strikes target several Iranian provinces, Iranian media reports
From CNN’s Mostafa SalemIsrael targeted the provinces of East Azerbaijan, Lorestan and Kermanshah on Saturday in a new round of strikes on Iran, the state-affiliated Fars news agency said.
Four areas were hit in East Azerbaijan, northwest Iran. Explosions were heard in Khorramabad, Lorestan province and Kermanshah, in western Iran, Fars reported.
A video published on the news agency showed smoke rising in Tabriz, in East Azerbaijan province. The Tabriz Oil Refining Company denied that it was struck after media reports claimed that strikes were nearby.
In the Asadabad county in western Iran, two people were killed and five were injured in Israeli strikes, state-affiliated ISNA said.
Iran’s air defenses were activated in Khorramabad, Kermanshah and Tabriz, according to Iran’s semi-official Tasnim news agency.
Iranian authorities have yet to publicly announce where the strikes occurred.
1 hr 18 min ago
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said Saturday that people in Tehran will “pay a heavy price” if Iran continues with its missile attacks, warning that the Iranian capital “will burn.”
“The Iranian dictator is turning Iran’s citizens into hostages and creating a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price for the criminal attacks on Israeli civilians,” Katz said after holding a meeting on the situation with leaders of the Israeli military.
“If Khamenei continues firing missiles at the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” Katz added.
Israeli defense minister says ‘Tehran will burn’ if attacks continue
From CNN’s Dana KarniIsraeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said Saturday that people in Tehran will “pay a heavy price” if Iran continues with its missile attacks, warning that the Iranian capital “will burn.”
“The Iranian dictator is turning Iran’s citizens into hostages and creating a reality in which they – especially the residents of Tehran – will pay a heavy price for the criminal attacks on Israeli civilians,” Katz said after holding a meeting on the situation with leaders of the Israeli military.
“If Khamenei continues firing missiles at the Israeli home front, Tehran will burn,” Katz added.
25 min ago
Israel killed nine scientists and experts involved in Iran’s nuclear program during its strikes on the country, its military said Saturday, raising the figure from a previous toll of six.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said Ali Bakhouei Karimi, Mansour Asgari, and Saeed Barji — experts in mechanics, physics and materials engineers respectively — were killed by strikes on Friday.
Their deaths were confirmed by Iran’s semi-official Tasnim news agency.
Israel had previously said it killed six experts involved with the nuclear program, along with three key military leaders.
Israel killed nine Iranian nuclear experts, military says
From CNN’s Dana KarniIsrael killed nine scientists and experts involved in Iran’s nuclear program during its strikes on the country, its military said Saturday, raising the figure from a previous toll of six.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said Ali Bakhouei Karimi, Mansour Asgari, and Saeed Barji — experts in mechanics, physics and materials engineers respectively — were killed by strikes on Friday.
Their deaths were confirmed by Iran’s semi-official Tasnim news agency.
Israel had previously said it killed six experts involved with the nuclear program, along with three key military leaders.
People are not acting like Iran is "good." People simply hate Israel more. There are a few people here who have said as much. They would prefer if they took each other out.
However, one is getting help with our tax money, so folks feel some type of way.
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Tehran residents have expressed anger and indignation after Israel launched deadly strikes on the Iranian capital.
“Israel killed our commanders and what (do) they expect in return? A kiss?” Mahmoud Dorri, a 29-year-old taxi driver told the Associated Press. “We will go after them to punish them: an eye for an eye.”
Another resident, a 31-year-old teacher, voiced her support for her country for standing up to the Israeli government, particularly after its prolonged assault on Gaza.
“Someone should stop (the) Israelis. They think they can do anything they want at any time,” Pari Pourghazi said to AP. “Iran showed Israelis are wrong, though they could suppress people of (the) Gaza or Lebanon by heavy bombing.”
Others called for restraint in the wake of the Israeli strikes. “I support my country. The Israelis made (a) mistake in launching attacks on Iran, but I hope this comes to (an) end,” 61-year-old Auto mechanic Houshang Ebadi, said. “War will not bear fruit for any side.”
“An eye for an eye.” Tehran residents express anger after deadly Israeli strikes
From CNN’s Caitlin DanaherTehran residents have expressed anger and indignation after Israel launched deadly strikes on the Iranian capital.
“Israel killed our commanders and what (do) they expect in return? A kiss?” Mahmoud Dorri, a 29-year-old taxi driver told the Associated Press. “We will go after them to punish them: an eye for an eye.”
Another resident, a 31-year-old teacher, voiced her support for her country for standing up to the Israeli government, particularly after its prolonged assault on Gaza.
“Someone should stop (the) Israelis. They think they can do anything they want at any time,” Pari Pourghazi said to AP. “Iran showed Israelis are wrong, though they could suppress people of (the) Gaza or Lebanon by heavy bombing.”
Others called for restraint in the wake of the Israeli strikes. “I support my country. The Israelis made (a) mistake in launching attacks on Iran, but I hope this comes to (an) end,” 61-year-old Auto mechanic Houshang Ebadi, said. “War will not bear fruit for any side.”
Nap and the call center team are not happy right now 
Not just help either, full deep throated support from almost all our politicians.
When a mayoral election in New York turns into an allegiance to Israel test, people might feel some type of way
