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    Israels Opposition kritisiert Netanjahus „politisches Desaster“ und „strategisches Scheitern“ im Iran – Region – Welt


    Israels Opposition kritisiert Netanjahus „politisches Desaster“ und „strategisches Scheitern“ im Iran – Region – Welt

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    1. Gloomy-Inspector-834 on

      The ceasefire between the United States and Iran is being framed as a win for both sides, but Iran comes out of it with several clear advantages.

      First, the regime is still in place. There has been no regime change, and no internal uprising. Iran has also held firm on its key demand to continue enriching uranium, which remains unresolved but unchanged.

      Sanctions relief is now on the table in a serious way. Even partial lifting of direct and indirect sanctions would be a major gain, especially combined with the possibility of access to frozen assets or other forms of compensation.

      Iran has also strengthened its position in the Strait of Hormuz. It has shown that it can disrupt one of the world’s most important oil routes and is now signaling that it may continue to control access, possibly even introducing transit fees.

      Overall, Iran has preserved its core interests and improved its leverage, both economically and strategically. Even without a full deal in place, that puts it in a position to claim a political victory.

    3. SP1570 on

      To a foreigner, Israel opposition is like dark matter: I assume it exists but I’ve never really seen it

    5. Royal-Hunter3892 on

      Iran’s 10 points for the negotiations are the polar opposite of US’s 15 points .

      But interestingly both sides have claimed that they have stopped the strikes only because the other side have agreed their points which is a contradiction.

    6. hustla24pac on

      i’m curious it the opposition in israel even more radical than Bibi and his religious fanatic buddies ? is the whole system moving to the right? or Is there anyone left on the left actually pushing for peace

    7. Eleven_Box on

      Is there no politician in israel who consider like… not doing war crimes? Why are they criticising him for being shit and not for being a war criminal

    8. Winstonsphobia on

      You can bet that Iran is coming back in a few years with the A-bomb. Half of Americans are ready to jettison Israel. Israel’s days are numbered.

    12. Illustrious-Low-7038 on

      The only thing this war did was embolden Iran. After a string of defeats in the 10/7 attacks, the loss of Syria and the 12 day war, it managed to eke out a clear victory against Israel and the US.

      No amount of infiltration could topple the regime. Not even the assassination of every single senior figure led to a coup or revolution. Even then the IRGC managed to take away the Straight of Hormuz. Iran didnt just survive, it got stronger.

      Netanyahu clearly made it worse for everyone. The world knows he egged Trump to start this fiasco and what was once an Israeli wet dream is now everyones nightmare.

      For me, i hate that this strengthened the IRGC. The IRGC would probably intensify its state capture and it would most likely be now an army with a country. An oil rich and toll imposing country at that. This sucks.

    13. beavis617 on

      Why is this piece of garbage still in power? What’s wrong with these people? They keep finding ways to make sure he’s still PM. idiots!

    14. Filthyquak on

      I’m not sure what the article is trying to say because „slams“ is not in capital letters.

    15. seab1010 on

      Under the cover of this Hormuz panic Israel has quietly taken about 10% of Lebanon which will probably be annexed whilst degrading their chief adversary’s military capability and wiping out much of the leadership. They’re massive winners from this.

    18. NeilFowell on

      It can’t be a negotiation unless both sides have conflicting demands. I have to say Iran has come out of this politically better than Trump and I now see the Israeli opposition see a chance to slam their PM so things are changing for the better

    19. Spazicon on

      A win for the Iranian regime. They forced the most powerful nation in the world to the negotiation table.

      Paradoxically, a win for Ukraine because the price of Russian oil will drop.

      I wonder if more people in the United States will start questioning our lavish support for Israel?

    20. CallmeKahn on

      Good. Can we please, pretty fucking please, stop letting Israel dictate US Foreign Policy now?

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