Official Israel Vs. Iran 2025 thread: First post updates! US/Israel attacks set Iran back months at best. Ceasefire in effect. Everybody wins(?)

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19s ago
(18:28 GMT)

‘Netanyahu is manipulating the US’​


Marwan Bishara, Al Jazeera’s senior political analyst, said the war in Gaza is setting a lot of precedents in the region and wider international relations.
“Some of them are very reminiscent of the things that happened in the past,” he said, adding that this was the first time Iran targeted a US base outside Iraq.
“It is also new the way the US attacked Iran and the way Israel preventively attacked Iran in its war of choice,” Bishara said.
He added that all developments shows Netanyahu is “taking the entire region to an unknown as an indicted criminal”.
 

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Some of yall in here laughing as if any of this shyt is funny. Making jokes about Iran giving Qatar a heads up. Would you prefer if there was no warning and we had a bunch of dead soldiers and airmen?

They did the same shyt when they hit Al Assad a few years back and we still ended up having a good amount of servicemen who suffered traumatic brain injuries caused by the ICBMs.
 

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Idk if you could call it regime change but the house of Saudi collaborated with the British during ww1/2 to gain their state by terrorizing the ottomans. Pretty sure the other gulf countries original kings were also loyal to the British which in turn set them up for their monarchies
You think they ever gonna get ran out?

Why dont the misery get rid of them?
 

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1m ago
(18:23 GMT)

Saudi Arabia says Iranian attack ‘unjustifiable’​


Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Ministry says it strongly condemns the Iranian missile attack on Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, calling it a “flagrant violation of international law, principles of neighbourly relations”.
“This is an objectionable issue that is unjustifiable under any circumstances,” the ministry said in a statement. “The kingdom asserts its support and stance by the brotherly State of Qatar.”
Lol I know Saudi hates Iran but they need to shut they bytch ass up :mjlol:

These nikkas funded the fakkits behind 9/11 and the most infamous terrorist group of the 20th century

That Arab money going to America is the only thing stopping them from looking like Yemen
 

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The ‘Muslim world’ is mostly controlled by the US and other Western powers.

From 2001 to today, America and its allies have destabilized or destroyed every Muslim state that could have opposed America - Libya, Syria, Iraq…

Iran and Afghanistan are the only truly sovereign Muslim countries left.
This begs the question, "Why should US hegemony knowingly allow other powers to oppose them?"
 

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Seems to be choreographed by all parties.

Oil prices are going down.

The question is when Iran and Israel cease operations against each other. That might continue for a while more.



It's all in the hands of Trump and Netanyahu

So uh...yea.

Yea :lupe:
 

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56s ago
(18:36 GMT)

‘Many were scared’: Qatar-based professor recounts attack on Al Udeid​


Mehran Kamrava, a professor at Georgetown University in Qatar, lives 30km (18 miles) away Al Udeid Air Base.
“We heard massive booms, the building shook, the windows shook, and as I looked outside, the night sky had all these flying lights,” Kamrava told Al Jazeera.
“I live in one of the many gated communities here called compounds. The neighbours were running and many were scared. I saw many people cry.”
For the first time in his18 years of living in Qatar, Kamrava said he heard “sirens go off”.
“There was a fair amount of fear among the residents here,” he added.
 

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KEEP TELLIN YASELF THAT A COUNTRY THE SIZE OF NEW JERSEY IN A SEA OF RELENTLESS ENEMIES 100X ITS SIZE IS THE MOST POWERFUL ONE BY CHANCE

JEWISH EXILE + RETURN WAS PROPHECIZED SO NOT SURE WHAT U TALKIN BOUT

U DONT GOTA BELIEVE .. BUT EVERYTHING WILL BE REVEALED IN DUE TIME
Your “prophecy” was accomplished by western society whose entire existence is based on the bloodshed and genocide of other people. There was no prophet guiding you there. When a prophet tried to guide Jews to the “promise land”, their silly behinds complained and got lost in the wilderness :pachaha: You are not the chosen people. You’re infiltrators which is why you keep having all these problems.

Yeah in due time it will happen and you better be ready for it, just like the rest of us better be.
 

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Maybe an exit ramp. Would Netanyahu accept that? Then again, Tel Aviv is pretty fukked up right now :lupe:




1 min ago


Trump's Mideast envoy has remained in contact with Iranians since US strikes, sources say​

From CNN’s Alayna Treene and Kevin Liptak
The US special envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, delivers remarks at the White House on May 28.


The US special envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, delivers remarks at the White House on May 28.
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President Donald Trump’s Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff, has remained in contact with Iranian officials since US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities over the weekend, two sources familiar the matter said, as the administration continues to seek out a diplomatic resolution to the conflict.

But his efforts are facing significant challenge from Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has been exceedingly difficult for Iranian officials to reach after he retreated to a hidden location amid escalating tensions, the sources said.

The understanding among US officials is that the 86-year-old Khamenei will need to sign off on any major diplomatic decisions. But getting information to and from him has become more difficult.

That has left communications between the US and the Iranians — either directly or through intermediaries — somewhat halting, officials said.

Khamenei has not delivered any recorded messages since the US strikes. And US officials believe he is in hiding amid the ongoing conflict to avoid assassination.

Nonetheless, Trump said he hopes that after the weekend strikes, Iran will return to negotiations that had been largely deadlocked before Israel began its attacks this month.

The US and Iran have maintained back-channel communications throughout the current crisis. Before the weekend strikes, the US conveyed a message that the actions would be contained and that Trump was still seeking to resolve the matter diplomatically, officials said.
 
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