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I think both the Iranians and Israelis are entering this war blind and full of misplaced confidence on themselves.

But that's the good part, I always like to toy with a hypothetical Iran-Israeli conflict.

Israel will find it hard that their enemies are not 14 years old unarmed teen in the West bank, and Iran (and Hezbollah) will find it out the hard way that winning against rebels without air defense would not guarantee them the easy victory with enemies that has clear air supremacy.
 

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I think both the Iranians and Israelis are entering this war blind and full of misplaced confidence on themselves.

But that's the good part, I always like to toy with a hypothetical Iran-Israeli conflict.

Israel will find it hard that their enemies are not 14 years old unarmed teen in the West bank, and Iran (and Hezbollah) will find it out the hard way that winning against rebels without air defense would not guarantee them the easy victory with enemies that has clear air supremacy.

There is still not sufficient evidence that suggests Iran is entering the war.
These are just some skirmishes by proxies.
 

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At present time ... I strongly cautioned my turkic brother nation for not sending their citizen / soldier to the present conflict zone at all . Only a material aids . Like Indonesia . We both have a very unique and strategic position to influence the overall situation . Stay out of the fence for now . Let the Arabs sorting their own before them coming on a unified voice .
And if the Israelis keep pounding gaza like yesterdays without some concrete respons from the arab monarchs . By the next month i expect some monarchies will transfomed into a republic then .

What an interesting time line ...
I think the same way. Humanitarian aid, and peacemaking. Turkiye has been caught on one foot in these developments over an aborted military operation on perhaps the most critical issue of its national security. We did not create the current Israeli-Palestinian war, but it is a matter of only a few mistakes on our part for us to fall into it to the extent that it affects our national interests.

Intervening directly when conditions on the ground are shaping dynamically and there is no consensus even in the Arab world, let alone in the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, an organization founded solely for the Palestinian issue, would lead to irreversible mistakes. Examples of this have happened in the past. I mean this in a very broad sense, so similar things can be said about the other side of the coin. Israel's massacres have probably largely scuttled RTE's visit to Israel and the plan to put a name to normalization.

From now on, Turkiye should stop throwing its political weight and role in the region as if it were a charity. Normalization with Israel can stop, but we can focus on other issues during this crisis. Turkiye's and Egypt's rebuilding of trust could also be a positive factor in forcing peace, which would multiply both Turkiye's policy of 'pro-Palestinian neutrality' (as in Ukraine) and Egypt's political leverage on against Israel. The scale of the crisis in Gaza most seriously threatens Egypt. Peace directly serves Egyptian and Turkish interests. If things get out of control, it threatens Egypt directly and Turkiye indirectly. So there is no better time to bring these countries together. That is why I consider it a priority to focus on Egypt, but we have to understand that, in general terms, behind every crisis there are other opportunities.
 
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It is precisely during this temper tantrum that this person says that Turkiye is a terrorist state. So, as long as this mentality exists, it will be Israel that pays the big price, I'm sorry. In the hands of the current zealot idiots, Israel has lost all its political intelligence, the only thing that actually keeps it intact. You cannot sustain Israel with blood and gunpowder.
 
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It is precisely during this temper tantrum that this person says that Turkiye is a terrorist state. So, as long as this mentality exists, it will be Israel that pays the big price, I'm sorry. In the hands of the current zealot idiots, Israel has lost all its political intelligence, the only thing that actually keeps it intact. You cannot sustain Israel with blood and gunpowder.
Yep, the country is in the same spot that Turkey was in mid 00s. The only difference is the strenght of our religious fundamentalists was economic growth, in Israel its the war.
Things might turn ugly very fast over there in the coming years regardless of how long the war in gaza goes.
 

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Cowards they cant face Israel alone but instead want to go and kill innocent Jews.

This is no different to Zionists who shoot at the average Palestinian.

Its easy to pick on civilians.
The raison d'être of ISIS is to legitimize US special military operations. We need to think about this in a broader perspective on the axis of Israel, Europe, Syria and the PKK.
 

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Cowards they cant face Israel alone but instead want to go and kill innocent Jews.

This is no different to Zionists who shoot at the average Palestinian.

Its easy to pick on civilians.
DAEŞ will also be used as an excuse to massacre innocent Muslims around the world. I think there's an organized false flag operation behind this. Recently, DAEŞ has made great progress in Homs, Syria. The conjuncture hides many ironies towards both Turkey and Iran.
 

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If Iran-Egypt and Jordan enter into a direct war with Israel, this war will quickly turn into a Third World War.

Look at the Strait of Hormuz and the Suez Canal to see what I mean. It would be enough to sink 5-10 tankers in the region to block these straits. Without these straits, the world economy would be completely paralyzed. And the superpowers would be dragged into a vortex from which they could not leave themselves out.
 

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DAEŞ will also be used as an excuse to massacre innocent Muslims around the world. I think there's an organized false flag operation behind this. Recently, DAEŞ has made great progress in Homs, Syria. The conjuncture hides many ironies towards both Turkey and Iran.

Not to mention Khawarij groups like Aq and Isis will always target Muslims first.
 

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