توافق در ابهام قرارگرفت احتمال حمله به اسراییل
Transcript Tap any line to jump the video to that moment 0:00 Well, this statement is really painful for the Israelis. He said the Hezbollah rocket attack on 0:01 northern Israel killed no one, destroyed nothing, and Israel shouldn't have responded to it. 0:08 Whereas, well, ultimately when these groups can fire rockets and want to fire rockets, well, 0:14 a rocket isn't always going to go astray and hit the desert. Sometimes it might hit a 0:18 residential home. This is something I've always said is Israel's red line for its security, and given 0:25 Israel's small geography, if it doesn't do this, if it doesn't create deterrence, then in just two years 0:32 Israel would have to be wrapped up exactly as Khomeini said — meaning Israel would no longer exist. 0:37 Let's set that aside for now. 0:40 He said there should no longer be any attacks by Israel anywhere in Lebanon, but 0:46 there also shouldn't be any attack against Israel from any other side, including Hezbollah. This 0:54 could be the beginning of a long and beautiful peace. Let's not blow it up. This is what 1:03 Trump just tweeted. It was natural that now some people 1:09 will always believe that everything Trump does is planned — that he plays a very chess-like and 1:15 complicated game, that he's coordinated with Netanyahu, and that all these moves are coordinated. Whereas 1:21 we've always said, friends, that Trump genuinely likes to make deals, even short-term ones, even 1:28 temporary ones. And in the midst of all this, other factors have so far prevented Trump from achieving his own success — namely, a ceasefire 1:38 and a serious agreement with the Islamic Republic. In other words, it's other factors that are 1:42 preventing it, otherwise Trump would love nothing more than to do this. These factors are, one set, 1:47 in southern Iran, the Persian Gulf, the Arab countries, the Strait of Hormuz, and the clashes there, and 1:54 another set of factors are in Israel and between Israel and Lebanon and that region, which 2:00 has been the Islamic Republic's red line. And Abbas Araghchi also repeatedly stressed that in Pakistan 2:06 we insisted they specifically write down that Lebanon must be part of the ceasefire, and that a ceasefire in 2:13 Lebanon is no different from a ceasefire in Iran, and that we only come to the negotiating table 2:18 on this condition. Well, this matter once again struck a spark for all-out war, but both sides 2:26 controlled themselves. Specifically, the Islamic Republic's 2:31 strike against Israel, in retaliation for Israel's earlier attack on southern Lebanon and on 2:37 Beirut, was a controlled attack. Israel then struck back, and after that these two entered two days of 2:43 clashing with the United States. The Islamic Republic and the United States in the south also clashed with each other for two nights in a 2:49 row. And it's clear the clash was one-sided — the Islamic Republic got beaten. But 2:56 ultimately, the country's situation is so bad that even the main, powerful figures of the Islamic Republic apparently
Caption 🔴 "This could be the start of a long and beautiful peace — let's not blow it."
But what's hidden behind that statement?
They say Hezbollah's rocket attack on northern Israel killed no one and destroyed nothing — so why respond at all?
The harder truth: a missile doesn't always land in the desert. One strike on a residential home is all it takes. With Israel's small geography, the absence of deterrence becomes an existential threat.
The agreement remains shrouded in ambiguity, and the possibility of a strike is still on the table. Is this a lasting peace — or just a fragile ceasefire?
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