Saednews: Given the recent Israeli attacks on Iran and the continuous powerful missile strikes by Iran’s forces causing massive destruction in the occupied territories, the question arises—can such a regime sustain a long-term war and still emerge victorious?
According to the political service of SaedNews, quoting Jamaran:
In various wars between countries and political states around the world, where multiple and diverse war tools are used, one of the key factors that must be considered—especially among countries claiming superiority and hegemony—is the size and geography of the country. Certainly, without territorial expanse, one cannot boast exaggerated military power over other nations.
For example, the fake state of Israel, which rules over Palestine and has had nothing but crime and destruction during its almost 76-year cursed existence, covers an area of about 20,770 square kilometers—roughly equivalent to the province of Mazandaran, which is 23,842 square kilometers, slightly larger than Israel. Compared to the total area of Iran, which is 1,648,195 square kilometers, Israel is about 80 times smaller.
Now, given the recent aggressions of the Zionist regime against Iran and the successive blows it has received from the missiles of the warriors of Islam, along with the extensive and terrifying destruction caused in the occupied territories—and with continuing damage from the powerful attacks of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps—and considering the critical infrastructure of various Israeli cities, especially its capital Tel Aviv, is under threat, one must ask: can such a regime with this geographic scale sustain a long-term war, achieve victory, and still threaten the world?
A desperate regime whose geographic ranking is 150th in the world, and where even within this territory, the Gaza Strip is controlled by Hamas and the Palestinian people—what power does it have to expand the war alongside illusions of conquest? And if Israeli military commanders know they lack such power, with what hope do they continue attacks and crimes?
Certainly, as is known and recorded in history, throughout the lifespan of this fake regime, America and Europe have always fueled Israel, and even today they employ this regional stray dog to fight on their behalf and impose a false historical identity. Otherwise, how could it be imagined that without identity, territorial expanse, and being hated by global public opinion, a regime could stand up to a country with a civilization history of thousands of years, vast territory, and people who stand behind their political system—the Islamic Republic—and possess the ability to defeat Iranian warriors even on their own soil? The answer is certainly no. Israel today should be thinking about the extensive destruction within the territories it occupies and just wait and witness the emergence of the reality that Israel is too small to be taken seriously compared to Iran.
