Official Israel Vs. Iran 2025 thread: Updates on first post! UN meeting ended. AIPAC funded politicians activate. Trump says doing things is "Hard".
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Should Iran just adopt a policy of carrying out bomb attacks in major U.S. cities? It seems to be the most appropriate response to such an unprovoked attack. Scare and anger U.S. citizens so that they start revolting against Trump.
Why would you warn them so they have time to prepare equipment to continue doing what they do but just from a different place? Might just be my simple mindedness but if we at war, the enemy doesn't get any favors
Its the same way Israel says its "the most moral army" when they drop leaflets on Gaza warning them to evacuate.
People will still die but at least you can say you obeyed the rules of war.
Iran has always been the mature one in this conflict compared to Israel.
If America saw what was happening in America, the CIA would trigger a regime change
True. After all this though I feel like if they want to be morally correct then they should just call for everyone to evacuate izrl and turn that bytch into a call of duty 4 map
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It's not a 2000 year old conflict. There are people alive today that are older than the modern state of Israel.
It's been going on since Zionists started stealing Palestinian land and lives.
True.
Iranian missiles can't reach the U.S.
Arms too short to box with the Great Satan.
I don't mean missiles. I mean a covert op U.S./Israeli style.It's not a 2000 year old conflict. There are people alive today that are older than the modern state of Israel.
It's been going on since Zionists started stealing Palestinian land and lives.
True.
Iranian missiles can't reach the U.S.
Arms too short to box with the Great Satan.
Iran fires missiles at Israel as mass anti-Israel protests erupt in Tehran
Anti-Israel protesters take to streets of Iranian cities as foreign minister due to meet European officials.
6h ago
(06:40 GMT)
Netanyahu started conflict to torpedo nuclear talks between Iran, US
The Israel-Iran conflict is playing out “exactly” the way Netanyahu planned it, says Shahram Akbarzadeh, director of the Middle East Studies Forum at Deakin University in Australia.
“Netanyahu started the conflict to torpedo nuclear talks between Iran and the United States,” Akbarzadeh told Al Jazeera, speaking from Melbourne.
“He would have known, and all observers would have known, that Iran would retaliate, and the Netanyahu plan [has been] to use the retaliation by Iran to drag the United States into the conflict.”
Concerns by European powers about how the US involvement can escalate this conflict are perhaps why we see a pause in the US deciding to get involved and “giving diplomacy a chance”, he added.
There’s a big risk, however, that upcoming negotiations will fail, the expert warned.
As for the US involvement, Akbarzadeh pressed that the US is already involved through supplying weaponry.
“The Israeli military hardware is supplied by the United States, and the United States provides support in shooting down various Iranian missiles,” he said.
Targeting underground nuclear facilities, however, requires more direct US involvement, as only it has weaponry to hit underground, the professor said.
Akbarzadeh added: “And it’s not just a matter of targeting the nuclear facilities … The agenda for Netanyahu is regime change.”
Iran fires missiles at Israel as mass anti-Israel protests erupt in Tehran
Anti-Israel protesters take to streets of Iranian cities as foreign minister due to meet European officials.
6h ago
(06:46 GMT)
Senior Khamenei adviser Shamkhani in stable condition
Iranian state media has an update on the medical situation of Ali Shamkhani, a close adviser to Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was seriously wounded in an Israeli attack a week ago.
Tasnim news agency said Shamkhani was now in a stable condition thanks to the round-the-clock efforts of doctors.
“I am alive and ready to sacrifice myself,” it quoted him as saying in a message to the supreme leader and the Iranian nation.
Iran fires missiles at Israel as mass anti-Israel protests erupt in Tehran
Anti-Israel protesters take to streets of Iranian cities as foreign minister due to meet European officials.
6h ago
(07:00 GMT)
Parliament speaker: ‘200 percent sure’ Lebanon will not enter war
Lebanon’s Nabih Berri, the influential parliament speaker, highest-ranking Shia politician in the country and close ally of Hezbollah, spoke to local MTV News last night, expressing his assuredness that Lebanon would not join Iran in any war against Israel.
“I am 200 percent sure Lebanon will not enter a war,” Berri told the network, “because it has no interest in doing so and would pay a heavy price.”
“Iran does not need us,” he added. “It is Israel that needs support.”
His comments come amid talk from both Iran, Israel and the US about whether or not Hezbollah will be activated to support Iran with attacks against Israel.
The group has so far signalled that it is sitting this one out, but its close ally Iran may pressure it to get involved should the US also enter the war on Israel’s side.
Iran fires missiles at Israel as mass anti-Israel protests erupt in Tehran
Anti-Israel protesters take to streets of Iranian cities as foreign minister due to meet European officials.
6h ago
(07:10 GMT)
UK’s Lammy came away with ‘genuine feeling’ Trump wants Iran deal
Reporting from Washington, DC
The meeting that took place at the White House yesterday was between British Foreign Secretary David Lammy with Secretary of State Marco Rubio and US Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff. We’re told that Lammy came away with a genuine feeling that Trump does want to see a deal [with Iran].
But we also know that Lammy was told the Americans are sceptical the Iranians will buy into what Trump wants, which is giving up any kind of nuclear weapons ambitions.
Later today, Lammy will be meeting the Iranian foreign minister with his French and German counterparts. The idea being that they can soften the ground to see if Iran can be brought back to the negotiating table.
If that does happen, then it’s likely Witkoff will meet with the Iranians at some point in the next two weeks.
But two weeks is a long time in the world of Donald Trump. All it takes is for him to pick up his phone, open Truth Social, write a message, and foreign policy changes, just like that.
