Sort of agree on Hezbollah. But think thats more to the level of commitment Israel had to this and the advantages Hezbollah have. Easier to guard something than attack it. As for Hamas, you destroy their leadership and wipe their 'capital', Hamas might be kicking but are going to need a long time to recover from this. The Iranian missile attacks. For starters, Iran notified other arab states a day or so before them and no one else. And the US knew shortly after. So what does that tell you? Well known you potentially can overwhelm the iron dome(s) with volume. By all accounts (incl the Washington Post who are as critical of the IDF as anyone), satellite imagery shows maybe they got a F35 or 2 but thats it. It hurt Israel financially but apart from that, not too much to talk about.
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@GoTheDoggies on this one to a degree. The timing of the insurgency in Syria is so suss its ridiculous. No doubt someone had their finger in the pie. Who? Doubt its Israel as they are bleeding financially. US is the obvious answer but also would not surprise me if the Saudis had some skin in the game. Would not be the first time.
As I said before, nothing is linear in this world. Everyone is sketching to find an advantage or push and agenda.