Why are the Israeli authorities confused after the Iranian attack?
| Contrary to media positions in Israel, Iran's attack was calculated and successful and managed to deal a big blow to the Zionist regime. |
Mehr News Agency, International Group: The Islamic Republic of Iran fired dozens of missiles and drones against the occupied territories last Saturday evening in response to the Zionist regime’s crime in attacking the consular section of the Iranian embassy in Damascus. . The action of the Islamic Republic of Iran has caused confusion among the Zionist authorities. This article deals with this confusion and its reasons.
The double and contradictory reaction of the Zionists
The Zionists have been openly contradicting the response of the Islamic Republic of Iran. On the one hand, the Zionist authorities claim that we shot down Iranian missiles and drones and suffered no damage, and on the other hand, Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, is under intense pressure from members of the The cabinet and some critics have been placed, and the war cabinet holds frequent meetings on how to respond to Iran’s action. These contradictory comments are the most indicative of the heavy defeat of the Zionist regime against the Islamic Republic of Iran and the severe and irreparable blow that Tel Aviv has suffered from Tehran. The Iranian Consulate in Damascus considered it a wrong move due to the wrong assessments of the Zionist regime’s cabinet and called the night of Iran’s retaliatory attack on Israel a “strategic circus” for this regime. American expert Scott Ritter also emphasized: “Iran will at least Seven of its new hypersonic missiles attacked the Novatim air base. Navatim is home to the F-35 fighter jets that attacked the Iranian consulate in Damascus. Not a single Iranian missile was intercepted.”
In fact, it is a reading of the contradictory positions of the Zionists, who claim on the one hand that Iran’s attack was not successful, and on the other hand have struggled to restore the deterrence lost after this attack, which shows that contrary to the media positions in Israel, Iran’s attack was calculated and successful and managed to inflict a great blow on the Zionist regime. The blow that Prime Minister Netanyahu has had on this regime is to make an attack on Iran, albeit limited and demonstrative, to compensate for this failure.
Why was Iran’s response an irreparable blow?
Unlike the Zionist regime, the Islamic Republic of Iran did not take a surprise action against the Zionist regime, the response time of the Islamic Republic of Iran is clear. It was, the countries of the region also knew about it. On the other hand, although some pro-Zionist western powers made a fuss and condemned the legitimate defense of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Tehran, in a calculated and humane act, did not target any civilian location, any civilian citizen, or any diplomatic center. The military bases of the Zionist regime were targeted by Iranian missiles and drones. Despite this, the Zionists were confused and scared a few days before Iran’s response, and this confusion reached its highest level on the night of Iran’s response. This intelligent planning was one of the reasons for the defeat and hard blow of the Zionists.
Furthermore, the Zionist regime is now in a state of military confusion. On the one hand, it claims to have one of the largest armies in the world, and on the other hand, it cannot decide how to react to Iran’s action. It does not know whether it should respond militarily to Iran’s action or listen to the advice of its most important supporter, the United States, and not move towards escalating tensions with the Islamic Republic of Iran. Also, the Zionists were faced with a decisive warning from the Islamic Republic of Iran that if it takes military action against Iran, Tehran’s next reaction will be much tougher and more intense.
Result
David Ben-Gurion, the former prime minister of the Zionist regime, after years of declaring the legitimacy of this fake regime and following the victories During the Six Day War of 1967 and the Ramadan War (Yom Kippur) of 1973, the regime made a very thoughtful statement: “Israel can win 100 battles and build with its problems; But if it loses just one battle, it means its death.” Although the Zionists try not to express it, they believe in themselves that they have left the battle to the Islamic Republic of Iran. Therefore, they fear death before reaching 80 years old.
Syed Razi Emadi, an expert on regional issues
