Iran unable to rearm 'degraded' Hezbollah due to Assad's fall

[@malcolmhamilton5200]

That's a GOOD thing. We should tighten the sanctions until Iran stops arming any proxies or insurgents period?

Iran will now have more time and money to plan their ashura gay pride parade

[@liaja5524]

What about the US arming a genocidal state of Israel ?????

[@baldingeagle8404]

Trump will when he gets in

[@willberry6434]

Iran took such a huge L since oct 7th

[@liaja5524]

@@willberry6434 learn you’re facts Iran had nothing to do with Oct 7 Hamas works on there own so is Israel a U S proxy is that far to say

[@TingTong2568]

@@liaja5524 but HMS is part of Iran's proxies. So Iran took the L even their ally, HMS commited the oct 7th attrocities by their own.

[@sivrisinek7917]

@@TingTong2568 Hamas is not a proxy of Iran, It is just supported by Iran but the Palestinian people themselves are the ones that decide about the future of Hamas. If Hamas was an proxy of Iran they would have had the same tech as Hezbollah.

[@OshinAttari]

​@@TingTong2568 Hemas is Backed by Qatar not Iran!!! Iran supports Shia Groups hemas is Sunni

[@Nick-bh5bk]

As I understand it, when Assad was escaping, he made a deal with Israel that if they didn't shoot his plane down he would disclose the location of all of the weapon caches, which is why Israel has been able to so quickly destroy them.

[@PandaPanda-ud4ne]

I am not sure that a) Assad knew about all of this, because he was more a figurehead of the Regime, not one of the military Leaders, that were OTHERS in his family and b) i do not think that Israel really needed that info, cause they probably knew it already, because you cannot easily hide weapon caches that house complicated weapon systems and c) probably Israel and USA already have bought off many of those mid management commanders that knew about the weapons caches

[@richardschickendantz9722]

true

[@alexander007-UK]

Conspiracy theory has audience. Running away from an unknown plane to the direction of Moscow with billions of dollar cash and gold does not require that much intelligence.

[@Yosemite_Sam]

Intelligence mate. ​@@alexander007-UK

[@jamieopulence]

Makes for a good Netflix flick

[@jamesrussell1979]

Leave Israel in peace ✌️ 🙏 GOD BLESS ISREAL FROM THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND 🇮🇪 🙏

[@geoff9759]

Israel isreal

[@jamesrussell1979]

@geoff9759 Israel I misspelled it ..

[@geoff9759]

@@jamesrussell1979 lol - I saw and was joking but it made sense...

[@jamesrussell1979]

@@geoff9759 yeah I know bro

[@ShahminGames]

Or stop occupied Palestine

[@stretfordender11]

“Degraded”? They are gone. Sorry Tim es

[@samuilpetkov497]

Degrade is military speak. Destroy is used for utter descrution in NATO militaries.

[@niklaswikholm514]

Maybe give these guys you interviev time to speak, your Times right?

[@Mr.Henrik]

God will always prevail on the side of the righteous.

[@jimboslice4468]

At about 3:40 he says "Israel has very little restraint and they'll do whatever they want and they can get away with it" Right as this line ends, at 3:45, a card flashes on screen that initially I thought was a very cheeky editor with the word "Same" lol

[@jimboslice4468]

It's not, of course. It's the name of the speaker.

[@N7-WAR-HOUND]

Times has soiled the bed so consistently that even when they are right it’s hard to take the news as legitimate,

[@wolfgangbaber2976]

Dosent anybody hàve a job in these crazy muslim countries everybody is fighting

[@orboakin8074]

It's their culture more so than their "religion" Islamic countries like Malaysia, Indonesia, Turkey, even freaking Albania, have better economies, industries, jobs, intelligent populations and better culture and stability. Most Arabic Muslim countries don't have this with few exceptions like Oman and Jordan.

[@orboakin8074]

It's a culture issue rather than a religion issue. Countries like Malaysia, Indonesia, Turkey, Albania and Oman are largely Islamic but also have cultures that promote education, industry, tolerance and innovation. Conversely, Arab countries lack in all of this.

[@theresasmuts9896]

Very level headed ❤🇿🇦

[@robertlee8042]

These Muslims are a good looking bunch.

[@ianliette7801]

That doesnt seem like an openly racist comment.

The Sunnis are

[@OshinAttari]

Okay Robert Dickson

[@loopba]

The Harvard students will start to fill the gap

[@voggunn]

What happens when Hamas cannot produce any hostages because they are all dead?

[@jordanmortimer4460]

Hamas are all dead men walking.

[@Mata-s5r]

this tym Iran played in wrong side,their tym is up,they started the war,thinking Israel is the same,this is new Israel with new world,don't start war and you start begging for other countries while threatening them,nobody will help you, this avery good lesson, respect

[@MY_GAMETUBE]

Highly unlikely. Yemen is much farther away from Iran and yet thwy are still able to supply houthi. If anything, thia ia just a propagansa.

[@The-Persian]

😂this is very very poor analysis

[@geoff9759]

The Houthis don't seem to have any problems with Iran weapons supply...

[@rabbi120348]

Their supply lines don't go through Syria.

[@geoff9759]

@@rabbi120348 I know that, so presumably they are supplied by ship. Therefore so could Hezbollah be supplied through Lebanese ports.

[@FaithStarCraftHD]

​@@geoff9759Israël is a lot closer to Libanon though they would never alow it.

[@Ben-on8fh]

They will see the way a real president deals with terrorists.

[@YaketyYak-v5e]

Birds of a feather flock together, they are equally weak and so they think they can multiple off each other to be positively strong, unfortunately for them, they are just adding up the negatives to a greater figure. LOL

[@Muskeljudentum]

FAFO with Israel

[@joeybulford5266]

All their enemies are dropping like flies rn.

[@gf5617]

Iran is nothing🙊🙈🙉

[@jaltpen]

The THS leader reminds me of Groucho Marx,

[@MidnightWarrior1976]

"Um" "Uh" "You Know" "Um" "Uh" "You Know" "Um" "Uh" "You Know" "Um" "Uh" "You Know" An "expert" who needs to stop talking like a teenager.

[@m00njaguar]

He is a journalist, a professional writer who writes clearly on the page, but who is not so clear with his public speaking, probably not used to doing it

[@MidnightWarrior1976]

@@m00njaguar He needs to listen to himself. He can fix this. Benny Johnson was a "You Know" champion. I hounded him. Listen to him now -- sometimes not a single "You Know" (I am improving the internet!)

[@bigjose7990]

Free Israel

[@-bret]

Come out with your last brain cell and hands up.

[@YeWin-v5c]

Iran said that we don't need proxy war. Iranian soldiers, Iranian alliances might be scattering all over all west Asia countries whare American air bases are located to strike if necessary. Hypersonic ICBM and war drones must be developing in Iran right now.

[@Kaesemesser0815]

Make sense, bot. I know that the Iranian people do not want these conflicts, they hate the regime and the terrorists that they support.

[@YeshuaIsLord7777]

Paper tiger

[@MaxwellMoore-d1u]

Halfwit. You'll just bring more destruction on your selves.

[@nijadbahnam9859]

@@YeWin-v5c Gangsters and enforcers might be good at terrorising civilians but fold when facing real resistance . How many troops Iran lost in Syria ?

[@miteshghadi3146]

@@YeshuaIsLord7777 paper tiger isis is still atacking america 800 american military bases can t do anything .

[@alexandru5369]

Great point about air defence's people don't realize Israel crippled Iran's Air defence's with their response too the missile strikes

[@liaja5524]

There not proxies so if that’s the case is Israel a U S proxie ?

[@APNANO-c6t]

Are you a clown? Iran created those trashes...

[@citizenfootballng]

How can the Jewish nation of Israel a proxy of the US when it is a nation? Israel is an Ally and not a proxy..... Israel will live forever 🇮🇱

[@alhamilton7261]

comedy shambles

[@keithlordofalbascotland3371]

They've still got there sandals heard there deadly

[@clintcumberland1664]

I find the Middle East is very complicated to understand, how do you know who is friend or foe 😂

[@petersibbald5444]

They are all foes, answerable only to themselves

[@inthendwealldie]

Depends if they’re Sunni or Shia and depends on which country, and if they know the other people are truly zealous religious fundamentalist fanatics with firearms, then best get away if the other sect is coming, or stand and fight, or pretend to be a Sunni and practice Taqiyya and act like its all good. But that’s when the militants may stop you, start asking you about what sect or what religion you’re from, look at your ID, start looking at your whole name, what neighborhood you live in, listen to your accent, way you speak, look at you, and they might determine that person isn’t actually a Sunni, and is a different ethnic person from them, that’s when they might get popped, robbed, kidnapped, whatever. Some Shia isn’t going to be too comfortable with some fundamentalist religious militants like 1S1S, who see them as “Rafida”, a heretic. At that point, best flee or grab your AK and stand and fight, or stay and hope nothing bad happens. Wouldn’t want something like the 2014 Camp Speicher, what happened there, because the Sunni fundamentalist came through, and the Shias were apparently chillin like its all good. Both are of same religion btw If one is a Yazidi, then they have little to no friends, best stand and fight, group up with somebody like the Kurds, or flee. Because pretty much nobody else will protect the Yazidis. The Yazidi religion is a no-no to the fanatical Mus, they don’t like their religion and will persecute them, as they’ve been persecuted since the 7th century. Like in Syria, I recall those Yazidis live in Rojava, because the SDF will protect them. The SNA and probably even HTS will go berserk on a Yazidi, simply because they are a Yazidi. If one is a Copt, better have an AK. Even in Syria or was it Lebanon, I recall a picture of a Christian priest with an AK while in church, that’s his protection for the people attending church. It seems like its pretty mandatory to have an AK in the Middle East, because if the fundamentalists with firearms come through, who will protect them. Lol, reminds me of Iraq when 60,000 Iraqi soldiers and federal policemen surrendered and abandoned Mosul in 2014 to a mere 1,500 militants. And 4,000 prisoners were boom-bopped by the fundamentalists.

[@4362mont]

I don't see two things: Any good reason why Iran needs Hezbollah. Any truth to lsræI calling their forces "defense forces" as if that was all or even most of their adventurous activity.

[@nijadbahnam9859]

Due to the authoritarian and criminal nature of the Iran regime , it has to rely on either criminal or mercenary elements for their military forces . The regime cannot trust Iranian elements due to how hated the regime has become .

[@Indonesiansurftravel]

Iran is very vulnerable without Hezbollah, because Hezbollah was kind of like Irans body guard, being next door it could attack Israel very quickly. Defence force's defend a country against groups that attack them, since 7th Oct thousands of missiles have been fired at Israel from Hamas, Hezbollah and the Houthis

[@AquaAdventure-o5v]

Israel's was at peace when Hamas, backed by Iran invaded Israel. Since then, Iranian-backed Hezbollah and Houthi rebels attacked Israel, followed by attacks directly from Iran. In short, Iran has orchestrated a war against Israel on multiple fronts. Israel working to defeat Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran seems like reasonable defense to me against Iranian adventurism. Given that Turkey worked to overthrow the Assad regime and has taken huge chunks of Syrian territory, that Saudi Arabia went to war in Yemen, which killed 400,000 people, or the United States invaded multiple countries after 9/11, I think Israel looks to be pretty restrained in its use of its military.

[@abigailkannai484]

Iran started a 7 front war with Israel on Oct 7 through its proxies. Iran doesnt lije to use Iranian soldiers (furthermore most Iranians oppise thw regime). Arab lives are cheap for the Islamic regime.

[@rasputindasilva858]

Dumb people don't understand simple things and even less complex things.

[@marvigli993]

And what about Syria & new government?

[@AdamDorfman82]

Sharia law, as taught by groups like Hamas, Iran, and potentially the new Syrian regime, raises critical questions regarding its reinterpretation of divine covenants and its claim to represent a true divine connection. Key Denials in Sharia Law: • Judaism’s Role in Divine Revelation: • 100% of the Old Testament authors were Jewish. • Jesus himself was Jewish. • 75% of New Testament authors, including Matthew, Mark, John, Paul, James, Peter, and Jude, were Jewish. • Christianity is fundamentally rooted in Judaism. Historical Disconnect: • The Qur’an references over 50 Jewish figures but reframes their stories, removing their Jewish identity. • It denies God’s covenants with the Jewish people and their contributions to sacred scriptures foundational to both Judaism and Christianity. Jesus’ Affirmation of Jewish Law: • In Matthew 5:17, Jesus declares: “Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them.” • Jesus emphasized making Judaism accessible to all, focusing on faith and righteousness while affirming the Torah’s values. Islam’s Theological Shift: • Islam introduced a theology claiming to supersede Judaism and Christianity, replacing God’s covenants with its interpretation. • This replacement theology dismisses the traditions and revelations central to the Jewish and Christian faiths. Sharia law, by denying these truths and reframing divine covenants, undermines the authenticity of God’s revelations. It replaces the historical and theological roots of Judaism and Christianity with a narrative disconnected from the original message, raising doubts about its claim to divine legitimacy