Israel och USA attackerar Iran 2026-02-28

Det stämmer att många iranier är rätt västerländska, dock långt ifrån alla, ledargarnityrets släktingar bor sällan i Iran alls.

Den högsta ledaren Mojtaba (som vi bara ser i wellpapp-format) verkar vara den enda av 3 bröder som valt att stanna i faderns psykos. Döttrarna kanske inte hade samma val?

När det gäller Irans ledarskikt så ser det ut som för ryska ledarfigurer, barnen lämnar landet för väst so fort dom får chansen att göra det.

Rätt många araber har stort inflytande i Iran, varken dom eller bokstavstroende persiska shiiter är någonting att ha. Skräp.

Du skulle aldrig ens förstå skillnaden mellan en psykiatriker och en psykolog så varför babblar du ens om överläkare?

Irans president Pezeshkian är däremot läkare, aktiv inom IRGC t.o.m. en del påstår gärna att han varit hjärtkirurg men det mesta tyder på att det mest är hittepå för att höja hans status.
Lite muslimskt snack..

Men han är halv turk, halv kurd. Ändå ser han mer iransk ut än IRGCs högsta troll Vahidi.. hur kan det komma sig?

Reports of an imminent deal between Iran and the US have prompted an early backlash in Israeli media, with some reporters and columnists expressing dismay at an agreement they fear will further empower Tehran.

Writing in Maariv, Israeli columnist Ben Caspit argued that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu won key battles but lost the broader struggle with Iran.

“The only event whose power outweighs the military victories we achieved in recent years over Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran is the political defeat we suffered against them immediately afterward,” Caspit wrote.

Another Maariv columnist, Avi Ashkenazi, lamented Israel’s inability to shape the agreement that has been anticipated in recent days. “Israel was unable to influence the content of the agreement due to the failure of the political echelon,” he wrote.

Ynet similarly reported that Israeli officials were concerned by their lack of influence over the outcome of the talks. A senior Israeli official told the outlet that the situation is troubling Israel, describing the impending deal as a “bad agreement”.

In Haaretz, columnist Zvi Bar’el argued that Iran arrived at the negotiating table from a position of strength, “equipped with strategic levers of pressure that affected the regional and global economy”, forcing the US to improvise rather than pursue a coherent broader strategy. Iran, he contends, has moved beyond merely seeking survival and is once again asserting itself as a regional power.

The Israeli military has issued forced displacement orders for residents of more than two dozen towns and villages in southern Lebanon.

Israeli attack warnings covered 29 locations in southern Lebanon, including 25 in the Nabatieh district and four in Sidon district. They were told to flee north of the Zahrani River immediately.

In back-to-back statements posted on X, a Israeli military spokesperson said the towns included Jbaa, Houmin al-Tahta, Ansar, and Kfar Sir.