Where are Hamas's bases? Where are/were it's leaders and its tens of thousands of combatants?

Much of Israel, including the IDF, does not believe that all Gazans are Hamas, but Hamas has used much of Gaza for combat purposes.

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How many cases are there of military campaigns which were predominantly for the purpose of causing the population to rise up against the government?

Telling Trump "it's what dictators do" probably only excited him about a military parade. They should have said "it's what weak leaders do".

I'm suspect your point will go over most of their heads.

Notice that they say that they stand with the "revolutionary Iranian people", meaning the regime and its supporters, not the actual Iranian people.

Most Israel haters are ignorant of, or deliberately ignore, what the Iranian regime has been doing throughout the Middle East.
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I am quite convinced that the blocking and listing of anyone pro-Israel, Zionist, or even anyone just saying it's not a genocide, is a deliberate strategy to lower the engagement and reach of that point of view, rather than an emotional response.

It helps him in the very short term for sure, but in the medium to long term it will depend on the success of the strikes and the final outcome of the situation.

Imagine that. The Israeli government threatening to retaliate hard if its civilians are targeted, as opposed to Hamas, Islamic Jihad and Hezbollah who use their own civilians as shields.

Israel haters want people to believe that this is about Israel attacking places and starting wars, but it's Iran, along with its axis of Hamas, Islamic Jihad, Hezbollah and the Houthis, that seeks the annihilation of Israel, not the other way around.

No, and using that term from the Holocaust to demonize the Jewish state is disgraceful.

International law, or that interpretation of international law, is deficient and irrelevant if it does not provide a legal way for a country to prevent its own unprovoked annihilation.

Israel can't be expected to wait until the threat of nuclear attack from Iran is imminent. That would be too late.

It's hard to know how much of the decision making has been from Netanyahu and the government versus the plans and advice of the security establishment, but it's hard to argue that Israel hasn't had incredible strategic successes since the failures of Oct 7th (though of course Gaza remains unsolved).

International law, or that interpretation of international law, is deficient and irrelevant if it does not provide a legal way for a country to prevent its own unprovoked annihilation.

Israel can't be expected to wait until the threat of nuclear attack from Iran is imminent. That would be too late.

When you feel an existential threat, calls for restraint don't tend to have much impact.

So many people are completely ignoring the tiny detail of the Iranian regime's clear intention to annihilate Israel and its attempt to develop the means to carry it out.

Israel should have done more to help Ukraine. Perhaps more was done in secret, but at least these strikes in Iran will stop Iran's assistance to Russia.

Putin won when Trump won the 2024 election. Everything since is the epilogue.

Wouldn't there be radiation danger and even a danger of nuclear explosion if Israel only attacked once Iran had actual nuclear warheads?