Why would Israel want to take out Assad?Its interesting how easy its been for america/isreal to take out top political targets, yet in 14 years they couldnt take assad out.
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Why would Israel want to take out Assad?Its interesting how easy its been for america/isreal to take out top political targets, yet in 14 years they couldnt take assad out.
He is talking about the Americans.Why would Israel want to take out Assad?
Why would Israel want to take out Assad?
I would strike some symbolic places like the „Wailing Wall“ or „Silicon Wadi“.The point im making is that when the anglo-americans want to assasinate leaders they can do it very easily. During the syrian civil war, they never intended to remove Assad though that is how they sold it. That means that Turkiye was deceived entirely by the anglo-americans over entering that conflict against Assad. Their aim was to drag Turkiye in and make us suffer for years to come in which we did. With the aim at the end the country would split into 5 or 6 pieces and assad would still remain in power.
I hope turkiye at least has some back doors in which they can supply iran to hit isreal with.
cant really blame them, 99% of the people the iranian regime have killed has been arab muslims.
also
So he was targted for opposing Nuclear weapons?Khamenei firmly opposes Iran developing nuclear weapons. By the way, I believe this is one of the reasons why he has been continuously targeted for assassination by Israel.
If its successor is willing to support Iran in developing nuclear weapons and publicly makes similar remarks, it will be a great thing for Israel.So he was targted for opposing Nuclear weapons?
Does that statement make any reasonable sense to you?
It is unlikely that the Iranian ayatollahs will be able to retain power.If its successor is willing to support Iran in developing nuclear weapons and publicly makes similar remarks, it will be a great thing for Israel.
Maybe i'm wrong, but this is my opinion.
That makes the issue even more complicated. If there is a change of power in Iran, will it tend to become more stable or less stable? If it becomes more stable, then Israel will not be a problem any more. If it becomes less stable, will there be a surge of refugees impacting neighboring countries.It is unlikely that the Iranian ayatollahs will be able to retain power.
Why would it be a great thing for Israel?If its successor is willing to support Iran in developing nuclear weapons and publicly makes similar remarks, it will be a great thing for Israel.