Pollak: What Israel’s Attack on Iran Achieved for the U.S. and the West

Breitbart ^ | 10/27/2024 | Joel B Pollack

[ChicagoConservative27]

Israel’s retaliatory attack on Iran’s missile facilities and air defenses on Saturday is a major win for the West — and a major setback for the Iranian regime, as well as for Russia and China, which back it.

Though Iran officially minimized the impact of the attack, it severely damaged Iran’s ability to threaten its neighbors, and left it virtually defenseless in future. It also boosted a pro-Western alliance against the “Axis of Resistance” propped up by Moscow and Beijing.

[ChicagoConservative27]

Next time the mullah's house.

[Rummyfan]

I think it was a pinprick really. But it demonstrated to the mad mullahs that Israel can strike where and when it wants.

[usurper]

A good start, now Israel finish the job.

[Mark17]

I think it was a pinprick really. But it demonstrated to the mad mullahs that Israel can strike where and when it wants.

Maybe they should tell the Iranians, there is a lot more, where that came from. So much for the vaunted Russian made S-400 system.

[Uncle Miltie]

FR’s Allahu Akhbar Chorus deeply saddened.

[PubliusMM]

First, it wasn’t an attack on Iran.
It was a response to the earlier attack by Iran.
And, it didn’t go far enough.

[frog in a pot]

First, it wasn’t an attack on Iran.
It was a response to the earlier attack by Iran.

10+ !!

Agreed, misleading, poorly drafted headline by a senior editor-at-large, although the author did say "retaliatory attack" in the body of the article.

Even more appropriate had the author referred to it as a "retaliatory strike".

[Mr. Lucky]

Bingo.

[A strike]

I think this administration conditioned the tankers on veto of targets