Iran's Strategic Paradox: Hassan Nasrullah's Death and the Limits of Deterrence

[Bill Longley]

#sag_analysis #iran #hassannasrallah #hamas #israel

In This vedio I and Lt. Colonel Retd. Asad Mahmood discussed the shocking aftermath of Hassan Nasrallah's death in an Israeli bombing. We dived into how Israel is achieving its strategic objectives despite mounting international pressure and explored the intricate paradox Iran now faces. As Iranian deterrence and strategy take hits from Israeli counterstrokes, what does this mean for the region's delicate balance of power? Tune in for expert insights and analysis on the implications of this pivotal moment in Middle East geopolitics."

 

[chinasun]

Thousands of Hamas troops attack Israel. Israel had no prior knowledge. The recent deaths of key Hamas and Hezbollah figures demonstrate that whatever Iran knows, Israel also knows. How long will it take for Iran to find the traitor?

 

[Novus ordu seclorum]

Thousands of Hamas troops attack Israel. Israel had no prior knowledge. The recent deaths of key Hamas and Hezbollah figures demonstrate that whatever Iran knows, Israel also knows. How long will it take for Iran to find the traitor?

The organization head to find the spies was a spy.

 

[Novus ordu seclorum]

The above revelation is from the past. There was apparent infiltration at very high level recently. Why this happens with Iran? I believe it is from disillusionment with the regime and its ideology.

 

[Novus ordu seclorum]

If Iran does what he says, it will establish some (not full) deterrence against Israel, given it has no nukes. But, Israel will probably continue to pursue the Arab proxies.