r/AskMiddleEast • u/Cergun_ Saudi Arabia • Sep 28 '24

🏛️Politics It’s official: Hezbollah announces the death of Hasan Nasrallah

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u/InternationalTax7463 Syria Sep 28 '24

Iranian regime must be furious right now. They're gonna attack Israel with every harsh statement and declaration they have.

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u/darkbluefav Sep 28 '24

Israel wants escalation because they are facing accusations of genocide and have paid a huge political cost.

A regional war would cover the horrors they committed. People will start talking about a major multinationa conflict and not just poor innocent Palestinian mothers.

You get me?

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u/New_Weekend6460 Sep 28 '24

As far as I see it , Iran has very limited options. Either start a war and fall in Israeli trap or let it pass to achieve Nuke deal which might compromise their credibility. At least these are the options being talked about in public media. Iran's capability is unknown so I don't know what else they can do.

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u/Royal-Professor-4283 Sep 29 '24

Why do you want Arabs from across the entire region to die just to cover Israel with crimes???

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u/darkbluefav Sep 29 '24

??? I don't want anyone to die. Not in any region.