This comes in conjunction with the Washington Post’s revelation that Netanyahu informed the Biden administration that Israel will attack Iran’s military infrastructure and not nuclear or oil facilities.
In this context, Sky News Arabia’s special analyst, Muwafaq Harb, said:
- The question is what do you want? Israel Of the response. If the response is to punish Iran and deter it, then this is one thing, and if the response is to bring the Iranian regime to its knees, then this is another thing.
- It seems that there is an American-Western desire that the response not be so great as to humiliate Iran and push it to go away.
- Iran is a large country located in a strategic region, which means a major blow to it Iran It will have negative repercussions on the countries of the region and neighboring countries.
- The punitive response is by striking Iranian military sites.
- Israel has always wanted to include the Iranian missile program in the Iranian and American negotiations.
- I think that if the response was punitive, it would end without entering into the cycle of response and counter-response.
- But any response shows the Iranian regime weak. I believe that Iran will respond, and no one will know what the response will be.
- There is a difference between insulting Iran and embarrassing Iran.
- If Israel strikes major targets in Iran, it is trying to bring it to its knees Iran And not just her punishment.
