Lebanon’s Dr. Marwa on the regional war and the threat for the future. https://t.me/Marwa_OsmanLB/4442

The only point of contention is “Israel” seeking permission from anyone. Also, in addition to Pakistan, there is the distinct possibility of North Korea entering, at least, ICBM-wise, into the fray on Iran’s side. But this analysis is spot on, exactly what we’d expect from the Lion Queen of West Asian media.

Zionist Israel Is Playing Its Final Hand… And It’s a Dangerous One

What we’re witnessing isn’t just another military escalation, it’s Zionist Israel emptying its vault.

1. The Strategic Stockpile Is Gone:
Drones. Smart bombs. Precision missiles. Weapons reserved for a “doomsday scenario”, all now unleashed. Israel’s top brass had always imagined this confrontation would be with a powerful state actor in the region. That time has come.

2. 20 Years in the Making:
Behind enemy lines, an intricate network of Mossad and Western intelligence agents embedded across Iran, all trained and deployed over two decades. The chessboard was set long before the first missile launched.

3. No Decisive Blow in Sight:
Israel has no silver bullet. It can damage cities, yes. But Iran’s nuclear and missile programs remain intact, untouched and unreachable.

This isn’t Gaza or even Lebanon. Iran has teeth. If Israel chooses the path of mutual destruction, Iran is more than willing to meet it halfway. The equation now is simple: Kill me, I’ll kill you.

4. The Nuclear Mirage:
Even if Israel dares cross the nuclear threshold, it would need a green light from the U.S., Russia, and China. And even then, Iran is reportedly ready, having developed and tested its own nuclear deterrent. Worse for Israel, Pakistan could step in and that would dismantle any illusion of nuclear supremacy.

5. Enter Iraq?
Rumors swirl that Iraqi defenses are already intercepting Israeli drones. If confirmed, a new front may quietly be forming in the shadows.

6. Iran Can Fight for Years:
Tens of thousands of drones and missiles. Stockpiled. Mass-produced. Ready to launch. Iran began this arms race when Bush and Ahmadinejad were still in office. They’ve been preparing not for a day, but for an era.

7. The Longer the War, the Worse It Gets (For Israel):
Time isn’t on Tel Aviv’s side. The deeper this war drags, the heavier the Chinese and Pakistani footprint becomes. And that changes everything.

Why would they step in?

China sees Iran as a crucial bulwark against U.S. encroachment. A battle-tested outpost. A distraction from Taiwan.

Pakistan sees Iran as kin. Shared history, language, and destiny. The sectarian lens so common in Arab media doesn’t apply. For Pakistan, the threat of an Israeli-Indian squeeze on their sovereignty is real and existential.