Israel hasn’t abandoned launching retaliatory strikes and has already come up with an alternative attack plan. However, it will just take a little longer while it rehearses its moves and irons out any kinks in the new plan
“Israel…wants to expand and we understand why and the rational for that. But they want to do this at the expense of humanity, of millions of people, of Arabs who they regard as subhuman… that’s the problem.”
Unconfirmed but if true it would transform Iran’s aerospace industry and the regional balance of military power
Last week, U.S. intelligence documents reportedly revealing Israel’s plans for a potential retaliatory attack on Iran were leaked online. Now a senior Pentagon official has been revealed as the likely source. Was she trying to warn her Iranian compatriots of the impending strike?
Scott Ritter explains why he believes recent leaks about Israeli plans to strike Iran were intended to prevent Israel from launching the strike
Iran is on the verge of becoming a nuclear power. It hasn’t made that decision yet but once it does it will be a matter of days before it has a nuclear weapon. An Israeli attack on its nuclear sites would kick-start the process. That’s why Netanyahu is eager to get Washington involved. He wants the U.S. to bomb Iran back into the Stone Age
The network reportedly took photos and gathered information on Israeli military bases. One of which was Nevatim airbase, which was recently struck by Iranian hypersonic missiles
Israel has an agenda in the region. It wants to dominate. It is not enough to be a powerful and influential nation. They have decided on plans for a ‘greater Israel’, which they believe can be achieved with U.S. support. What they haven’t fully factored in is the likely Iranian response
In anticipation of an Israeli retaliatory strike, Iran has already “identified all of its targets” in Israel for a counterstrike, which will be more destructive than its Oct 1, missile strike
The documents seem credible and their disclosure suggests that elements in the U.S. DoD are not happy with Israel’s plans. Which would have involved drawing the U.S. into a wider war to fight on Israel’s behalf. Was the leak intended to prevent this?
“Nothing is going to stop an Iranian retaliation if the Israeli regime strikes. Moreover, Iran still hasn’t used its best missiles … It is still using older missiles and older capabilities because it does not want the Israelis, or the Americans, to know their capabilities”
As it prepares to answer Iranian missile strikes with its own, Israel has reportedly requested another THAAD battery to fend off further anticipated retaliation from Tehran