Sina Ghaznavi

They explode.

It's everything afterwards that the United States and Israel don't need to think about.

Israel has completely different goals when it comes to this thing.

They're going to try to continue this war, and they're obviously clearly doing it in Lebanon right now.

They're continuing this war.

They do not want a peace process.

They have completely different goals than the United States.

Their end goal is what happened to basically, in my opinion, is is what Syria was for a long time, a completely failed state.

And they posed no threat to Israel.

Right.

There's not there couldn't be like really even a staging ground for other proxies to use.

And so when that happens, if Iran's a failed state, then there's like not big.

They're not they can feel like comfortable.

And then there's the other argument of like the Greater Israel Project, where they want to just expand the borders of Israel for, you know, take your pick of whatever reason, which is why they've moved into Lebanon, which is why they're spreading out into the Golan Heights.

It's why they've, you know, obviously everything in Gaza.

Yeah.

It's the Dunia Doctrine, which is like this old thing they did in 2006 where they basically level an entire city or village.

And they did this to this village or this town called Dunia.

If I'm sorry if I'm mispronouncing it.

But basically, the idea is if you level it completely, I mean, civilian infrastructures and all, then your adversaries aren't able to stage a counterattack.