>>63871395all your meme arrow points are correct but your counterarguments are weird
> theyโve also created a very pressing reason for Iran to continue pursuing it regardless of the cost.this has always been their goal, and none of the real 'peaceful' ways were stopping it - quite the opposite, they were giving iran the benefit of the doubt for the global community and at best slowed them down slightly while building up more grounds for them to expand further in a justified manner. Messing with them now, in turn, is related to the next point
>But unless someone is actually willing to put boots on the ground and march to Tehran, it could all easily just come to nothing.the boots are already on the ground - it's the iranians themselves. A foreign country putting boots on the ground in middle east to create democracies and nation-make has never worked before and will never work without insane cock and ball levels of effort, moeny sinking, generations passing, etc etc. On another hand, creating a power vacuum and spinning the gacha to see who you land on is better, and the best way is to pound the current leadership into submission. Or ask the perfidious brits and americans about what they did when iran stopped being a democracy in the first place.
>I suspect this is going to backfire spectacularly for him in the long run and will ultimately lead to his fall from poweryou are right, but this is also the reason why. Netanyahu has entered this spiral and there's no getting out of it - you need the eternal state of war, or a clear reason, be it legal or popular, for the population to NEED him, and that spiral started before hamas did the big funny 2-ish years ago. It's an all bets are off situation, but scoring an 'i have achieved peace with iran' prize could promote his ultimate destiny from being dragged off onto the streets to being put in some remote village to live off his years in relative peace.