Originally Posted by
Dan Druff
The current (and longstanding) Islamic fundamentalist regime of Iran would not hesitate to use nukes to obliterate Israel, even if it meant they got nuked back. These type of people feel that it is righteous to destroy the infidels, even if you die yourself.
Islamic terrorists are not afraid of death. They are afraid of failure, and a death without having achieved your terror goals is considered a failure.
This is why a terrorist who dies flying an airplane into the WTC is proud and eager to do so, whereas a terrorist dreads dying from an Israeli bomb while in the planning stages of an attack.
The absolutely most dangerous scenario for the world is an enemy with nukes who isn't afraid of their own country being nuked in retaliation. In such a case, mutually assured destruction doesn't work.
Iran is too far along with their nuclear program. Israel was running out of time. Once capable of nuking Israel, Iran will hold a lot of the cards, as Israel does not want its citizens to die, while Iran does not care about their own.
I don't see how anyone can deny that Iran has been engaging in a proxy war against Israel since October 7, 2023. Given that being the case, how can you blame Israel for these actions?
Reply With Quote