Israel’s strikes on Iran are just another step in Netanyahu’s plan to reshape the Middle East

Israel’s attack on Iran, its nuclear sites and its military leadership are part of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s greatest ambition to reform the dynamics of the Middle East and the victory of enemies for a long time.

With the weakness of the Islamic Republic due to the close defeat over the past year by the main agents such as Hamas and Hezbollah, the final – and the most dangerous elements – were presented in the Israeli military strategy early Friday local time in Iran.

“The Bandora Fund was widely photographed with the comprehensive Israeli air campaign against Iranian targets-an escalation that risk reshaping the strategic scene of the Middle East,” said the Royal United Institute in London in a brief note.

“For Tehran, this is not just a tactical loss, but an insult to a deep strategy,” said defense and security security.

Netanyahu explained his maximum goals of the military operation in the video statement.

“The RISing Lion” is a targeted operation for the decline in the Iranian threat to the survival of Israel.

The leader of Israel said that the ghost of what he described as a potential future “nuclear burnt” had come to destroy the Iranian nuclear program before Taghani could develop an atomic bomb.

Netanyahu said: “In recent months, Iran has taken steps that it had not taken before to arm this enriched uranium,” Netanyahu said.

Nuclear progress?

Iran’s actual progress towards making a mysterious atomic bomb.

Does the country have such weapons at the present time? In a report issued just one day by the International Atomic Energy Agency, the conclusion appears to be, most likely no.

Do they have fuel to make one? probably. Do they hide things from the inspectors? the Ruling on the International Nuclear Energy Agency: certainly.

Israel says it has reached at least 100 goals, including many nuclear facilities. The heads of the armed forces in Iran, its revolutionary guard and the emergency leadership were assassinated, as well as six senior nuclear arms scientists – some of them appear to be in their homes alongside their families.

The unrelated images published on social media determine the missile strikes, with holes perforated on the side of the concrete buildings where it is supposed to be killed, probably during their sleep.

Other reports indicate that many military commanders have been killed by an Israeli missile out of the underground command.

A few hours before the attacks, Iran had boasted its forces at the “highest level” of preparation and there will be a recovery if he attacked Israel – but this afternoon, this revenge was not achieved.

The Israeli army reported a symbolic force of 100 Iranian drones that were intercepted outside its borders while it was on the Syrian and Jordanian territories, but the Iranian news agency says that no drones have been launched.

Sudden

A former minister of the cabinet of ancient warriors at the first Trump administration indicated that Hezbollah’s disappearance in Lebanon – thanks to the strikes of Israeli spare parts last summer – along with the removal of the Assad regime in December in Syria to purify a road for the Israeli army to work more warm against Iran.

“What surprised me is what the Iranians were not ready,” Robert Wilki told BBC News.

According to the Israeli security sources, the local security sources were informed that Israel has teams of private activists on the ground in Iran who fired pre -drones on Iranian ballistic missile launchers to thwart an Iranian response.

Wilki says the other important factor is US President Donald Trump.

“There is nothing that Trump did, which brought back the Israelis – and I think this was the window of opportunities (Israel).”

In a statement to social media after the attacks, the US President of Iran presented what he called a “second opportunity” to cut a deal in its nuclear program.

The United States was pushing Iran to end its enrichment activities, which are the sects to create nuclear weapons – which Tehran refused to do. It seems that the talks, which occurred since mid -April, were reaching a newly impasse, although another round of discussions were identified for Sunday in Amman.

Danny Citrinovich, the first researcher in Iran at the Israeli Institute for National Security Studies, told CBC News he did not believe that Tehran’s leadership is in a position to decline.

“Because he surrendered – he surrenders to the West,” he said. “What will happen is on the contrary, more than an escalation and not a deal now.”

The Iranian Foreign Minister described Israel’s attacks as a “declaration of war” and the Islamic countries accused Israel of “the blatant aggression.”

The Prime Minister in Qatar said that Israel destroyed any possibility of peace and put global security in imminent danger.

The Washington -based Kato Institute, a liberal thinking center, presented one of the most fragile assessments, which led to the bombing of the Netanyahu government to expose American military facilities and citizens in the Middle East to severe dangers.

“Netanyahu has started a war with Iran that has no justification,” the group said in a statement.

The group said that Iran was not separately in obtaining nuclear weapons, but Tehran was trying to increase its influence in the negotiations.

Wars of the agent

Since October 7, 2023, when Hamas fighters attacked southern Israel and killed more than 1,200 people, Israel has been launching very devastating battles with Iranian agents surrounding its borders.

While Israel’s military and security services recorded surprising successes in Hezbollah in Lebanon, the war in Gaza and the amazing cost that Israel has attached to the civilian population has led to international condemnation and political isolation.

More than 55,000 Palestinians died in the bombing and many Western countries, including Canada, who monitored Israel to cut humanitarian aid and food – while intentionally maintaining hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in the conditions of near hunger.

The cost of revenge

Despite the clear success of the Israeli damage on Friday, analysts indicated that Iranian military resources are still wide, and their ability to cause high damage.

The Royal Institute of Services said in its statement: “The Iranian response may be delayed or divided into multiple stages, but its main weapon will be ballistic missiles.” The intellectual cache also indicated that Iran can mobilize terrorist attacks to strike soft targets inside and outside Israel.

The Israeli Foreign Ministry announced on Friday that it closes many of its foreign embassies in response to the supposed threat.

Earlier this week, Axios reported Iran’s website that Iran had raised long -range missiles to about 50 a week, which has already increased huge arsenal of ballistic missiles.

Last November, Iran launched about 180 long -range missiles in Israel, most of them in military targets, in response to the killing of Israel from Hamas leaders and senior Hezbollah.

While most of these projectiles were dropped, some caused damage to Israeli military facilities and in a neighborhood in the outskirts of Tel Aviv.

Citrinowicz, the Israeli researcher, says Iran’s leadership may consider the cost of revenge. While the Israeli attacks hit some nuclear sites, others are still sound and practical – at the present time.

“The Iranians have a big dilemma in front of them,” he said. “They want to attack Israel to rebuild the deterrent equation with Israel – but on the other hand, if they do so, they will be subjected to Israeli (more) attacks.”