Live Conflict Israel-US vs Iran War (2026)

[500]

Whats the mood like In Israel though, how do they feel about US and Iran having ceasefire talks, or even peace?
Not going to lie, I kind of expected Israel and US to hit harder than they actually did.
So far it seems like a win for Iran. Even the markets are not bothered much by the war.

Israel bombed hell out of Iran, eliminated dozens of generals, thousands or IRGC, military factories... without losing a single soldier.

I've seen a Twitter comment that basically went something like "in 100 years, Israel will either be Greater Israel or it will not exist at all".

Regardless of what one may think of Israeli justifications, they have absolutely f***ed their reputation on the global stage. I've never seen this many people in the US openly s***ting on them and almost everybody in the Middle East is either extremely wary of them or outright hates them. They can't really walk this back anymore, not that any of their political leaders seem interested in doing so.

Twitter propagandists invent lies and then argue with them. No one in Israel thinks of any greater Israel. Thats pure nonsense.

The truth is that IRAN tries to create greater Iran. Prior 7 Oct they controlled Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, North Yemen and Gaza.

Now this axis is in ashes. Hamas is beaten, Hezbollah is beaten, Assad gone (because Israel destroyed Hezbollah), The influence of pro Iranian militias in Iraq also shrinked.

They win in tiktok and twitter Israel wins in real.

 

[Perun]

Israel bombed hell out of Iran, eliminated dozens of generals, thousands or IRGC, military factories... without losing a single soldier.


Twitter propagandists invent lies and then argue with them. No one in Israel thinks of any greater Israel. Thats pure nonsense.

The truth is that IRAN tries to create greater Iran. Prior 7 Oct they controlled Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, North Yemen and Gaza.


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Now this axis is in ashes. Hamas is beaten, Hezbollah is beaten, Assad gone (because Israel destroyed Hezbollah), The influence of pro Iranian militias in Iraq also shrinked.

They win in tiktok and twitter Israel wins in real.

Interestingly, the map you posted shows the Iraqi Kurds under the rule of Iran, while the Syrian Kurds do not show that they are under the rule of Iran. But even without that, this map is pure nonsense and ordinary anti-Iranian propaganda for several reasons and we all know who it is for and for what reasons.

...Iran and Hamas as friends

 

[500]

Interestingly, the map you posted shows the Iraqi Kurds under the rule of Iran, while the Syrian Kurds do not show that they are under the rule of Iran. But even without that, this map is pure nonsense and ordinary anti-Iranian propaganda for several reasons and we all know who it is for and for what reasons.

What nonsense? That Iran established control over all these areas through its proxy militias?

BTW Nasrallah openly stated that it was their goal:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2042255921305337938

...Iran and Hamas as friends

Major rockets Hamas used against Israel were Iranian made Fajars.

 

[Corvus]

Before 1967 US was rather anti-Israel than pro-Israel.

How is that an answer to my question? Do you think situation today is similar to 1960?

1960's was the peak of the Cold War and everything was being evaluated through this reality. Türkiye and Iran (strongest countries in the region) were friendly with Israel, most Arab states were newly established and they were disorganized&dirt poor. The world didn't know/care about Jewish invasion and colonization of Palestine. There was not a global resistance. The West was much much stronger than rest of the World.

Today we are moving to a multipolar order. Arabs have money and global connections, Turks have defence industry and military, Pakistan has nukes, the West is weaker and the people, everywhere, is anti-Israel.

So, I'm asking again, what is your plan of survival when there is no more unlimited US obedience in a few years? This is not a rhetorical question. I'm geniunely curious about your future plans without the US security umbrella.

 

[Corvus]

Twitter propagandists invent lies and then argue with them. No one in Israel thinks of any greater Israel. Thats pure nonsense.

Is lying a national sport in Israel?

https://www.dw.com/en/from-the-nile...ide-israels-expansionist-ambitions/a-76711994

Daniela Weiss holds a laminated map of the Middle East with the title "The Promised Land" into the camera and says: "This is the promise of God to the patriarchs of the Jewish nation."

The map shows a Jewish state that encompasses parts of Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, Iraq, Syria and Saudi Arabia – extending way beyond the 1949 armistice line, the so-called Green Line that defines Israel's territory according to international law.

"It's 3,000 kilometers (1,864 miles) – almost as big as the Sahara desert," Weiss adds.

Weiss – sometimes nicknamed "the godmother of the Israeli settler movement" – is referring to the idea of "Greater Israel", or in Hebrew "Eretz Israel HaShlema" – "Complete Israel." It's an expansionist concept popular among the Israeli far right that originates in the Bible.

In March 2023, Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich caused diplomatic turmoil when he spoke at a Paris memorial behind a podium featuring a "Greater Israel" map that included not only the territories Israel currently occupies but also Jordan.

A year later, he told the German-French channel ARTE that "the future of Jerusalem is to expand to Damascus," referring to the Syrian capital.

In September 2024, when speaking about his plans for "the day after" the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented a map that fully annexed the West Bank.

In August 2025, he told the Israeli channel i24NEWS that he was "very much" connected to the vision of "Greater Israel," prompting Egypt and Jordan to demand clarifications from Israel.

And just a few months ago, in February 2026, the US Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, told American talkshow host Tucker Carlson that it would be "fine" if Israel took over the entire Middle East.

 

[Perun]

What nonsense? That Iran established control over all these areas through its proxy militias?

BTW Nasrallah openly stated that it was their goal:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2042255921305337938

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Major rockets Hamas used against Israel were Iranian made Fajars.

When Israel and Hamas Fought on the Same Side: How Islamist Insurgency in Syria United Them​

https://militarywatchmagazine.com/article/israel-hamas-same-side-syria

 

[Yasar_TR]

Everyone is talking about Israel pulling the strings of Trump and US being manipulated by the Jewish lobby in US etc.

No one is mentioning how long this can last. There is a;

Midterm elections in the US this autumn: They occur two years after each presidential election. Elections are held for all 435 seats in the House of Representatives, and 33 or 34 seats in the Senate. As a result, the membership of these two legislative chambers changes near the midpoint of a president's four-year term of office.

Basics​

1. Republicans hold a 53-47 majority in the Senate (two independents caucus with the Democrats).
2. 35 of the 100 Senate seats are up for election in 2026, including special elections in Ohio and Florida.
3. 22 of the seats are currently held by Republicans while 13 are held by Democrats.
4. Democrats would have to hold every current seat and gain fourseats to take control of the Senate.

All of the Congress seats are going to be fought for. Currently Republicans hava a majority of 218 seats to 213 seats.

Do you think that with the current anti Trump sentiment in the country Republicans can hold on to their slim majority in either house? (Trump has an approval rating of 38% for and 58% against as of now)

If both houses swing to Democrats his impeachment could start.

Congressmen and Senators that are puppets of Jewish Lobby will still be there in one way or another. But Trump could be greatly pacified.

 

[TurkWolf]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2044807247948030296

This is good for the region. question is how long will it last?

 

[500]

Is lying a national sport in Israel?

https://www.dw.com/en/from-the-nile...ide-israels-expansionist-ambitions/a-76711994

Daniela Weiss holds a laminated map of the Middle East with the title "The Promised Land" into the camera and says: "This is the promise of God to the patriarchs of the Jewish nation."

The map shows a Jewish state that encompasses parts of Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, Iraq, Syria and Saudi Arabia – extending way beyond the 1949 armistice line, the so-called Green Line that defines Israel's territory according to international law.

"It's 3,000 kilometers (1,864 miles) – almost as big as the Sahara desert," Weiss adds.

Weiss – sometimes nicknamed "the godmother of the Israeli settler movement" – is referring to the idea of "Greater Israel", or in Hebrew "Eretz Israel HaShlema" – "Complete Israel." It's an expansionist concept popular among the Israeli far right that originates in the Bible.

In March 2023, Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich caused diplomatic turmoil when he spoke at a Paris memorial behind a podium featuring a "Greater Israel" map that included not only the territories Israel currently occupies but also Jordan.

A year later, he told the German-French channel ARTE that "the future of Jerusalem is to expand to Damascus," referring to the Syrian capital.

In September 2024, when speaking about his plans for "the day after" the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented a map that fully annexed the West Bank.

In August 2025, he told the Israeli channel i24NEWS that he was "very much" connected to the vision of "Greater Israel," prompting Egypt and Jordan to demand clarifications from Israel.

And just a few months ago, in February 2026, the US Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, told American talkshow host Tucker Carlson that it would be "fine" if Israel took over the entire Middle East.

The concept of "Greater Israel" does not even exist in Hebrew. Greater in Hebrew is "Adir" "Gadol" Atzum" No such thing in Hebrew.

There is only "Israel Shalem" - means complete, undivided. So if someone says he supports Israel Shalem - means u against giving up territories. Not for conquering something,.

In past 50 years Israel was shrinking and only after 7 Oct started expanding a little (creating very narrow military buffer zones).

 

[500]

How is that an answer to my question? Do you think situation today is similar to 1960?

1960's was the peak of the Cold War and everything was being evaluated through this reality. Türkiye and Iran (strongest countries in the region) were friendly with Israel, most Arab states were newly established and they were disorganized&dirt poor. The world didn't know/care about Jewish invasion and colonization of Palestine. There was not a global resistance. The West was much much stronger than rest of the World.

Today we are moving to a multipolar order. Arabs have money and global connections, Turks have defence industry and military, Pakistan has nukes, the West is weaker and the people, everywhere, is anti-Israel.

So, I'm asking again, what is your plan of survival when there is no more unlimited US obedience in a few years? This is not a rhetorical question. I'm geniunely curious about your future plans without the US security umbrella.

Ur question included 2 false narratives:

1) There is unconditional US support of Israel.

Never was such thing and before 1967 US position was rather anti Israel than pro Israel.

2) Israel can't survive without it.

Israel survived before 1967 when was much weaker than now and united Arab front was supported by superpower USSR.

 

[500]

When Israel and Hamas Fought on the Same Side: How Islamist Insurgency in Syria United Them​

https://militarywatchmagazine.com/article/israel-hamas-same-side-syria

Israel never fought with Hamas in Syria. Israel position was neutral providing only some humanitarian aid to rebels in Southern Syria.

Hamas decided to support rebels in first years of the war, but then they switched to Iranian pro Assad camp. They never fought there either.

 

[TurkWolf]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2044837671936143453

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2044837782686683357

Looks like peace? but we've been here before.

 

[TurkWolf]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2044839005791883342

Funny if true.

 

[GoatsMilk]

people have short memories, if isreal stops murdering for 6 months most of the decades worth of crimes they have committed will be forgotten. Most people have already forgotten about Epstein.

The hordes of squeaky voiced "rabbis" who are always openly talking about how dumb the goyim are, truth be told are not wrong about it. And by dumb i don't mean in a skills sense, i mean in the ability to remember what's happened before and potentially what will happen moving forward.

imagine the americans were sold the obvious bullshit that billionaire celebrity trump was the anti-establishment guy. He's probably the most pro-zionist president the USA has ever had.

Tomorrow they will sell the goyim another hero up for election and all that came previously will yet again be forgotten. Worth keeping in mind the agenda for the middle east has been the same irrespective of whoever was in power. America isnt ruled by her politicians, its ruled by those organisations who have the power to decide who becomes the presidents. That power is generational.

"The argument that the two parties should represent opposed ideals and policies, one, perhaps, of the Right and the other of the Left, is a foolish idea acceptable only to doctrinaire and academic thinkers. Instead, the two parties should be almost identical, so that the American people can “throw the rascals out” at any election without leading to any profound or extensive shifts in policy.”

― Carroll Quigley, Tragedy and Hope: A History of the World in Our Time

Billionaires don't believe in the peasants having freedom of choice.

 

[Tabmachine]

you cant make this stuff up

in the parent tweet:

Alan Dershowitz tells Zev Brenner that he proposed to the Trump administration that they should blockade the Strait of Hormuz to counter Iran's blockade.

He wrote a column on April 9th titled, "If Iran Closes Hormuz to Some Ships, U.S. Should to All," which got "a lot of support" from within the administration, he says.

"I can't mention who, but some pretty high-ranking people in the administration have seen this article and have agreed with it."

Trump announced plans to blockade the Strait three days later.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2044385250520809934

 

[Fuzuli NL]

Twitter propagandists invent lies and then argue with them. No one in Israel thinks of any greater Israel. Thats pure nonsense.

The truth is that IRAN tries to create greater Iran. Prior 7 Oct they controlled Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, North Yemen and Gaza.


View attachment 80091

Now this axis is in ashes. Hamas is beaten, Hezbollah is beaten, Assad gone (because Israel destroyed Hezbollah), The influence of pro Iranian militias in Iraq also shrinked.

They win in tiktok and twitter Israel wins in real.

Half of your government are openly boasting about it including your PM.
No need for propaganda! You're doing the work yourselves. No need to try pulling wool over our eyes.
You should also stop defending war crimes.