Israel reveals a disaster among its forces after the execution of the leaders of H.M. S-5 and Iran begin escaping

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
The beginning began with the American magazine Foreign Policy, which discussed Iran’s position on the ongoing war between Israel and the Gaza Strip, which heralded the outbreak of a direct confrontation between Tehran and Tel Aviv. However, despite the letter written by Iranian officials to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, to persuade him to engage in the conflict in support of Hamas, The possibility of an expanded regional war is low, and the reality of Iranian strategic thinking is more cautious than slogans. A report by the American magazine reviewed at least 7 reasons why Iran is likely to avoid starting a war with Israel on behalf of Hamas.

First: The report stated that Iran cannot mobilize Iranian society to engage in a new war as it did during the war with Iraq in the 1980s, when it was the continuous mobilization of human waves, among other factors, that resisted the Iraqi army and forced Baghdad to withdraw from Iranian territory. . The report added, “After decades have passed, society’s support for the political regime has declined,” pointing to the recent demonstrations in Iran, the economic crisis resulting in part from the sanctions led by Washington, and the escalation of discontent among the youth and the middle class.

Second: The report stated that the moderate movement within the Iranian government warned against direct Iranian interference in the war, adding that “the war in Gaza caused the deepening of political divisions in Tehran.” According to the assessments of Iranian extremists, the destruction of Hamas is automatically linked to the subsequent collapse of Hezbollah and, ultimately, to launching a military attack on Iran, which is why they support the targeting of American bases in Iraq and Syria by Iranian proxies. However, the report pointed out that this view greatly contradicts the view held by moderate officials, especially Zarif, who has constantly warned of the destructive consequences of Iran’s potential involvement in a war with the United States.

According to former Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, if Iran takes a more extreme position on Gaza, it could spark a deadly conflict with the United States, which Israel would welcome. Thirdly, the report pointed out that “Israel’s clear failure to deter the Hamas attack on October 7th does not change Tehran’s strategic calculations vis-à-vis Israel,” adding that despite Israel’s reliance on high-tech defense technology such as the Iron Dome defense system, it has directed Hamas dealt a major military and intelligence strike against it, thus destroying its policy of deterrence.

He pointed out that “this does not change Iran’s view of Israel or the power dynamics in the region, and that although the Hamas operation destabilized Israel’s long-standing deterrence strategy, it does not provide Iran with the opportunity to challenge Israel using missile force.” The report continued that, on the contrary, Iran may believe that Israel feels that restoring deterrence is an existential priority for which it is worth taking an exceptional military or political risk. Fourth: Contrary to popular opinion, neither Hamas nor even Hezbollah are agents of Iran, and what is more accurate is to consider them as allies of Iran as non-governmental forces, according to the report, which added that “although Hamas has aligned its actions with Iran, its approach may differ from it.” This was notably the case during the Syrian Civil War when Hamas supported Sunni rebels opposed to Syrian President Assad.

Fifth: The report indicated that Moscow and Beijing, two of Iran's strategic partners, did not express their full support for Hamas, indicating that Iran sought an alliance with China and Russia as part of its policy of looking towards the East, and therefore it would not want to spoil its relations with these two countries. According to the American report, Iran is following a policy in Gaza similar to the one it adopted after observing the Chinese-Russian wait-and-see approach when the Taliban took over Kabul two years ago, pointing out that Tehran’s goal is to avoid isolation in major international crises. Sixth: The report spoke of the existence of a deep belief among decision-makers in Iran that the Arab sheikhdoms in the Gulf would welcome a large-scale war between Iran and Israel, ruling out the possibility that Iran hopes that the Arab countries will sever their relations with Israel as a result of a broader war.

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anglo-saxons lied to invade iraq.

they can also do the iran wmd thing again