>Iran and Israel are 2314 km apart

What percentage of either country's explosive devices can be employed against one another? You guessed it, only a fraction below 10% of their entire firepower.

Israel is not here for any form of victory, their best chance is escalating this into a world war. They are doing the Zelensky gamble, trying to turn their regional conflict into a massive global war.

How do we win against Israel? By not giving them any attention at all.

Digits say otherwise

>>507175905 (OP)
I mean they're clearly capable of hitting each other so why would they not?

>>507175905 (OP)
>Iran and Israel are 2314 km apart
So is that right next to each other, or 1/2 a world apart?
Use real measurements.

>>507175905 (OP)
Exactly. The best response iran can give is to do nothing. Maybe raise a red flag maybe a little sprinkle of rockets like last time. Israel knows it cannot do much beyond a firework display and killing a salami. The Iranian armed forces are still intact and their country is not at risk since they are so far apart. These strikes by Israel are very expensive and they are using it as bait to bring in our cointry because we have the power they lack.

>>507176233
>These strikes by Israel are very expensive
Not when we give them piles of ordnance for free

>>507176296
You would be surprised how quickly our apprehensiveness gets. Ukraine is actually fighting a ground war and they are receiving cold responses from us and haven't received the much needed air defense missiles Biden promised in the packages he approved. Israel is not fighting a ground war. It is simply a bait war and Trump has been quickly growing tire of their antics.

>>507176564
I bet on this backfiring against Israel. This was unprovocked. International opinion is not on their side. They cannot effectively fight a war, just bait the world into fighting it for them.

Trump is not doing this.