Hebrew media: Israel should not engage in war with Iranians who have no limit for sacrifice for homeland
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  • Hebrew media: Israel should not engage in war with Iranians who have no limit for sacrifice for homeland

Pars Today - A Hebrew-language media outlet has written an article about the dimensions of Israel's conflict with Iran and why Tel Aviv should avoid a confrontation with Tehran.

"Italy Landsberg", a Zionist expert, warned the leaders of the Zionist regime in an article on the Israeli news website Ziman, implicitly warning them to pay attention to historical experiences and choose the option of restraint instead of facing defeat, and avoid a confrontation with Iran.

According to Pars Today, citing Noor News, Landsberg mentions 6 reasons why Israel should not engage in a conflict with Iran, which are mentioned below:

1. The ballistic war between Israel and Iran is an asymmetric war, Iran is a regional power that is full of manpower, weapons, fuel reserves, and economic capabilities, while Israel is a small structure with limited military and human power.

2. Iran's missile attrition war will lead to continuous losses for Israel's deterrence capability.

3. In Iran, there is no limit to sacrifice and homeland preservation. Iran sacrificed thousands of martyrs in the 8-year war that Iraq waged against it, but did not surrender. While Israel cannot impose a similar cost on Iran.

4. Iran continues to advance its nuclear program, and Israel will not be able to prevent this, as it does not have the capability to destroy Iran's nuclear capability.

5. The Israeli Air Force is currently engaged in a multi-front war, and focusing on attacking Iran could reduce the capabilities of its fighter jets and increase the likelihood of their being shot down and their pilots being captured.

6. Israel is better off exercising restraint and thinking of other solutions besides war, which it has used in the past through the assassination of Iranian nuclear scientists.

The author then concludes: If these reasons are not enough for the decision-making centers in Israel, we must remind them that an Israeli attack will certainly lead to the formation of a regional threat, and then we will have to think about using power in Iraq, Syria, and perhaps Yemen as well. While Israeli embassies around the world are also vulnerable to attack.

He adds: 75% of the Israeli army's structure consists of reserve forces, forces that a year of war will disintegrate them, engaging with Iran could prolong the war in Lebanon and Gaza for several years, and this means the exhaustion of the reserve structure and the disintegration of the Israeli army's main power.

For those who do not understand, it should be said that this will lead to Israel's military, economic, and social defeat, while Iran has no such limitation.

The only thing the Israeli cabinet can do for the Israelis is to do nothing and refrain from making devastating decisions.

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