Israel's Next Big Problem Is Here | Military Intelligence Analyst Ryan McBeth

Should we worry that the complex dynamics between Israel and Iran might ignite WWIII? Intelligence analyst Ryan McBeth brings us in from Out of the Loop.
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Topics:
00:00 - Intro
00:46 - WWIII is already here
09:21 - Iran's desire for power in the Middle East
13:41 - Israel and Iran's attacks on each other
24:05 - Iran's fake missiles
34:16 - Israel's plan in Rafa
39:13 - Israel's huge mistake that angered both sides
43:35 - The difficulty of deconfliction
49:41 - Escalation to nukes
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[@dr.flywheel5493]

Multiple erroneous points mentioned in this session: [1] It was NOT the Iranian Embassy that was demolished in Syria, but rather the IRGC command/control/communication (C3) headquarters building and facilities, outside of Iranian teritory. That building was referred to as the Iranian "consulate"; however, we knew what was inside this multi-story building for many years prior to the attack. [2] Hatzerim is NOT where IL is keeping its (mythical) nuclear arsenal. It is the principal home base of the IAF flight school. If you want to speculate where the alleged nukes are placed, I can tell you with great confidence that it is within 70 km radius of Hatzarim and if there is nuclear armament in IL, then it is not in the outdated form of gravity bombs, but rather in the form of "Stand Off" type delivery vehicles... [3] Iran actually bombed the Israeli Embassy (yes Embassy) in Argentina in 1992 and then the Jewish Community Center in Buenos Aires back in 1994. [3] this week is NOT the Jewish Holiday of Passover. Today was the Jewish Holocaust Memorial Day... Passover ended last week!

[@user-ue8fn9bf7j]

The Iranian attack was launched in waves. Drones first, then cruise and ballistic missiles - all intended to land at similar times. it was way more serious than you’ve discussed

[@jia2001]

Funny when you subscribe to both channels and there is coop!!! Love it!

[@jaredmehrlich6683]

Thank you. I needed clarification.

[@guychocensky3585]

Great show. Very informative, Thanks!

[@adriannaconnor6471]

You're both awesome!

[@RAMCAL1000]

your math does not add up. We now know 9 ballistic missiles passed through and hit Israel's airbase. How is that "99% plus" interception?

[@raziablanchard2711]

Love listening to both of you'll, very informative

[@ibogaful]

This guest speaker is has a firm grasp of knowledge, both historical and technical, as well zs physics.

[@kylemoghadam9011]

The military service in iran is compulsory for all males aged 18. If boys are accepted to college, they defer service until graduation and will serve as officers later. There is a lottery system for military service in iran. You can get recruited to any of the branches of IRGC or armed forces. Service is 2 years during peace time which includes 6 months of training. Army if iran is designated to protect the borders and IRGC is there to protect the revolution. Hope these comments help clarify some of the questions.

[@heynsenene]

Jordan! You had on one of my favorite people. My two favorite people in one room? Its a red letter day for 'ol heynsenene.

[@pseudonym745]

In Israel EVERYBODY and EVERYTHING gets the whole treatment...But it's well organised and you slip through astoundingly fast-normally 😅

[@alexduncan5050]

Here from the China show got it cued to listen to on Monday

[@bell1095]

„Kuds“ is arabic (hebrew „kadosch“) not persian, means „the holy“ (town), e.g. Jerusalem.

[@shawnrocki]

IRGC stands for Islamic Revolutionary Guards Cop. I'm an Iranian and stand with Israel 🇮🇱, we are fighting the regime inside Iran.

[@joanmikeska8484]

I have been thinking about your country lately and learning what I can, and I do hope you are successful.

[@lrmry]

Mad respect.

[@RAMCAL1000]

I suggest you and your dad do a DNA test. He is probably not your dad. Trator

[@illahham]

Ok Benedict Arnold

[@illahham]

Traitor

[@luminyam6145]

Sharing this with my sons.

[@marietjiehildebrandt1324]

Interesting

[@Blackcougar22]

Question to the host: Did you finish your GED man

[@JamieLee-tk8qb]

😂😂😂😂 oh yes ! The era where some guy with a mic in his bedroom knows more about classified information than anybody else

[@robsrockinout]

Ryan McBeth man is a 20-year veteran in the US military and security analyst. You're confused and don't know who this man is because you're actually the uninformed one.

[@JamieLee-tk8qb]

@@robsrockinout and I’m a Pokémon in my bedroom

[@JustArtsCreations]

Great interview but man thinking Rafa is the last is kinda short sighted.

[@mrlucasftw42]

Thank you for this coverage, especially on the World Central Kitchen trucks.

[@pseudonym745]

Kurt Tucholsky : "Stell' dir vor es ist Krieg und keiner geht hin - dann kommt der Krieg zu dir nach Hause" Imagine there is war and nobody came - then the war will visit you at home... "

[@jasongreen6842]

What this guy’s credentials Did I miss it during the intro?

[@dr.flywheel5493]

Although Ryan McBeth is doing a decent job analyzing and commenting on the IDF operations in the current ME war, he makes frequent mistakes referring to the type of ordinance used by the IDF against "focused targets". All the Hamas human and vehicle targets are are NOT attacked with AGM-114 "Hellfire" missiles. To begin with, such missiles were designed to be used against tanks and heavily armored structures and are too expensive to waste on smaller "focused targets". The IDF is using a family of indigenous precision guided missiles that are launched from UAV named "ZIK" ("spark" in Hebrew) that are specifically designed to limit collateral damage through very small TBX warhead and high precision CEP of less than 1 meter. (see the size of the hole in the picture showing the WCK vehicle damage and notice that the passenger-side door looks unharmed...) JDAM bombs were only used against tunnel peers and fortified concrete buildings, not against human targets. In addition, precision artillery and tank shells with variety of TBX warheads were used against Hamas sniper positions. I challenge Ryan to vet my information or prove otherwise.

[@DiMas-kt8jk]

Ww2 was just continuation of ww1

[@SigHellion]

Palestinians have made an entire industry out of being “victims” and “refugees” - to the tune of BILLIONS since 1948 - primarily using UNRWA for fundraising and regardless of location (Jordan has generations of them still claiming ‘refugee’ status. We used to have a politically incorrect term for those who continually play the victim to get sympathy and support…PW

[@badboy1028]

Iranian people are awesome.

[@lrmry]

What’s up with the tankies in the comments?

[@TheBaronMunchusen]

1932 Japanese v China.

[@jbscpa]

Yes. Good illustration

[@elimaurer9491]

So, the 'Outraged People of the Internet' didn't consider that the World Central Kitchen didn't follow Hamas protocol as well?

[@QueefMcGeesHouse]

You're so brave going after those who were trying to feed people. So brave!

[@elimaurer9491]

@@QueefMcGeesHouse no, I'm suggesting that they absolutely knew what Hamas protocol was (chaos).

[@MrBAchompBAchomp]

When Ryan says he believes ww3 started in 2014 with the annex of Crimea ask yourself why he didn't acknowledge the coup that triggered the annex

[@Blackcougar22]

to understand Iran you need to deeply understand Shiism

[@sheilabowen6574]

Please interview some real ex military with extreme knowledge of what is happening

[@user-qo3vl3us4l]

Read more books!

[@Blackcougar22]

don't make fun out of Islam. it's a devine religion either you like it or not.

[@josehawking5293]

🇺🇦🇵🇸

[@williamarmour1656]

Saying "E"Ron or "I"raq and "I"ran as only Americans do ,makes "a"mericans sound condescending and childish Sorry but it does

[@DJEDzTV]

Free Palestine

[@faridaryan3403]

Limited minds relate to these jockers!

[@AbdulHaq-tv6gy]

Load of bullshit propsganda

[@user-bt3kn8dt3s]

These two guys should go back to the history books and refresh their knowledge. Let your diatribe to the experts. Civilians casualties in Gaza war two terrorist to one civilian at worst scenario. US Lost 3200 people in 9/11 and then attacked Iraq and killed 190,000 Iraqis civilians. Iraq had nothing to do with 9/11 attack in New York and left behind a complete mess where Iranians took over. the country. In Afghanistan the US army killed 26,000 civilians at a cost 2.3 Trillions. without no results at the ent. The Taliban are back in charge. aAs could be concluded that if you do not eliminate your enemy they always come back to attack you. Israel tolerated Hamas attacks with rocket for 20 years, but once Hamas over stepped the rules of the war, Israel is determined now to eradicate Hamas to the last terrorist. If Hama said not use its population as human shields the death toll of civilians would gone down from 8,000 to 2,000

[@Ruth-sy2cy]

You guys are no historians, that’s for sure.

[@SavageHenry777]

If you don't understand how wars work you won't be able to tell which history books make more sense.

[@raybenthall7371]

Jordan please shut up and let your guest talk.

[@Blackcougar22]

Iran never tried to dominate the middle east, that not its interest

[@ferdinandsiegel4470]

Y'all are BS.

[@OlafsonN]

11:45 “How to Be a Dictator” Please 3 Groups: - Political Class - Military - Police Forces Sudan? lol Other good examples are the USA 🇺🇸 and Israel. 🇮🇱

[@SavageHenry777]

hamas includes the political class, military and police force as well. So does the PLO. Russia, China, Iran, certainly the DPRK. Not that they simply appease these wings, they encompass these wings/functions of government. They are totalitarian, centralized governments by comparison to either Israel or the US. This is readily evident.

[@notlordh3x]

Propaganda gosh

[@user-xp5id1kh4r]

What did they specifically say that was propaganda?

[@notlordh3x]

@user-xp5id1kh4r it's all about framing, Iran has religious zealots, umm what is Israel other than a religious ethno state. The US is the aggressors having many military bases pointing at Iran. We shouldn't be over there and we shouldn't be supporting either side

[@user-xp5id1kh4r]

@@notlordh3x What does that have to do with what they were discussing though? Are you saying that Iran isn't ran by religious zealotry? Or are you just mad they didn't talk about religious zealotry in Israel itself? Or something else? Also, what does US being "the aggressors" with "many military bases pointing at Iran" have to do with anything? Are you suggesting that Iran should have attacked America instead of Israel?

[@notlordh3x]

@user-xp5id1kh4r I'm saying they used dishonest one-sided reasoning, its dishonest to me. When you call iran religious zealots but not Israel, we'll sounds like your just for Israel but honest about both sides.

[@user-xp5id1kh4r]

@@notlordh3x So if they just said that both Iran and Israel had religious zealots, then their normal points/content would have been fine?

[@RobertSklar2013]

You guys really admire Iran huh?

[@RobertSklar2013]

“Iran is really good…” 😂😂 “they do things cheap….” They fired 300 projectiles ….cheap ones ….look at all the damage did!!! Wow you guys are the worst!

[@BabbaYagga]

There was no invasion of Crimea. There was perfectly legal referendum in which the overwhelming majority of Crimeans chose to separate from Ukraine. Not surprising, as they were Russians and native Russian speakers, and they were told by the Ukrainian junta that Russian language was no longer legal in Crimea. All government offices including schools were no longer allowed to speak their native language. Crimea was liberated from Ukrainian occupation.

[@SavageHenry777]

100% false claims. It was a cowardly underhanded military and paramilitary takeover same as South Ossetia. Then the people rose up, like they are now in Georgia.

[@user-xp5id1kh4r]

Funny how the "perfectly legal referendum" came AFTER the Russian "invasion of Crimea" that you said definitely din't happen, LMAO!!! Also, the whole russian propaganda push for "russian speakers" "ethnic russians" is old and trite... literally half of Ukraine "speaks Russian" and is at least partially "ethnically" Russian (not that that matters, because even if they were 100% ethnically Russian and 100% Russian speaking, they still have the right to resist Russian invasion). Also, the Russian Language was NEVER made Illegal in "Crimea", not even remotely true... one of the dumber russian propaganda points that really just hurts their arguments. Also, schools were still allowed to teach in the Russian language as long as they're majority Russian speaking and if it didn't prevent the teaching of Ukrainian in school... and Government offices could still speak in Russian to help their clients, but the documentation must be written in Ukrainian and the primary focus of gov't employees should be in speaking/writing/using Ukrainian whenever possible (but it was never made outright illegal full stop... just like Ukrainian isn't made outright illegal in Russia, etc.). Crimea was invaded by Russian soldiers that Russia refused to admit were Russian soldiers until they actually took over all of Crimea and after several years of pretending "it wasn't them"... and it definitely wasn't a "Ukrainian" "occupation", lmaooooo (maybe a Russian enforced "occupation" that was forced upon ukraine, lol)